I say "survivors" because I still have difficulty with calling people victims. I know that our criminal justice system is littered with the word "victims"; however, it doesn't pay heed to the incredible strength and resilience of those people who have, for whatever reason, been at the hands of violence or other events, and who have managed to get through that. So that word I find difficult. I realise it's a legal word, as is the word "insane", and that's been pointed out as well. The blunt tool that it is, it captures a multiplicity of experiences for individuals, but really is a legal definition and speaks to the inability of the person who has been charged with being able to form the mens rea or the legal intention. So I hope that with the nomenclature or the title of this bill that we are not furthering the stigma that can be associated with these really tricky convergences of mental health and legal areas.