The third part of the changes was really about providing information to victims so they felt informed and, in some cases, could keep themselves safe. We were quite clear about what the scope of their submission would be. Some of that was around decisions for leave, which, of course, sit with the Director of Mental Health and, in some cases, the Minister. It was making sure that the victim had the ability to provide a submission, if they so chose, and it also, as we heard from the Director of Mental Health, was useful for their process in terms of providing leave or approving leave, because what we heard in one instance was a victim, basically, then bumping into the person, the special patient, when they were on release. That was devastating both for the victim but equally for the special patient, and that's why we wanted to make sure in the select committee process that we were doing what was in the best interests of both.