I was very moved by the way that the member has spoken about her constituent and how she came to put this bill forward. I think it's in many ways the way that we should bring members' bills—you see, myself being a backbencher MP—as non-ministerial members of Parliament: to listen to the concerns of our constituents and then bring these forward. I do think that she has spoken about the victims of the crimes that have been committed, and their families, in a very respectful and appropriate way, and so I think that's really added to the quality of this debate—and also by other committee members who have spoken to this too. So I just wanted to commend the member for that. And so I do understand the reason that we have moved away from that element of mens rea.