So I do want to also put on record some feedback that was raised by those with mental health challenges, who, I think, in a press release said, "About us, with us"—or words to that effect. And I want to make sure that I put on the record in this first reading that the emphasis of this bill is primarily and predominantly focused on the victim and their family, and I accept it's challenging and I accept that it's difficult, and that's why I'm incredibly grateful for members of Parliament, colleagues, and political parties represented in the House for the willingness to support this through to the select committee so that it can get a really decent working over—that makes it sound as if it's not a great bill; it is a great bill but it absolutely needs improvement. I think that, with the willingness that's been demonstrated in the first reading speeches in the House tonight, that will happen.