So these statements will be parallel to those that already exist for victims of sane offenders, and will accordingly take place at the disposition hearing, which will take place after the offender has been found guilty or, in this case, proven to have committed the offence. I think it's really important to note in this space that the victim impact statement will not be used to inform any clinical or judicial decision about the fitness of a person to stand trial. So just as it operates for those victims of offenders who are sane, this gives that right to the victim to be able to have their voice heard in the courtroom, to tell their part of the story, and for that voice to be conveyed clearly. That's incredibly important in restoring the rights of victims in this space.