It makes a couple of good changes. First, is a change to the formal verdict in the case of someone being found legally insane, shifting to language that reflects the fact that the crime has occurred, which is important, and the victim has been wronged. It also ensures that victims feel that the crimes that are committed on them have been acknowledged by the justice system. So it's a good idea in principle, for similar reasons. It also changes the Victims' Rights Act, ensuring that victims are given notice whenever unescorted leave or leave of absence or unescorted overnight leave of absence is granted, rather than just the first time it is granted. Again, good common sense, and New Zealand First supports common sense always. 