So this has been introduced in order for there to be clear statutory provision to allow restraints to be applied so that people can be transported safely. This is for the purposes of bringing a patient before a court for their hearing or for a trial, or for bringing a person before the Parole Board for a hearing. In order for that to happen, there has to be a transport management plan—that's provided for in new section 53A(2) set out in clause 9. That has to be approved by the Director of Mental Health. That transport management plan can authorise the restraint of the patient in the least restrictive way and the use of any other force that is reasonably necessary in the circumstances, and there are some other provisions there. In the end, in terms of preparing those transport plans, the Director-General of Health must issue guidelines for the purposes of developing those plans and for the execution of these powers. Once this legislation is passed, those guidelines must be in place within 12 months.