GINNY ANDERSEN (Labour—Hutt South): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. The aim of this bill is to better align the treatment of victims of offenders found legally insane—those who are legally insane—with victims of regular offenders in our justice system. I want to pause here for a moment, because in terms of the law and the way that that term "insane" is used can be perceived as being quite offensive to many people in New Zealand today. So in terms of unpacking that term, the defence of insanity is regularly used within a courtroom setting when someone is seen not fit to stand trial due to their mental state. So while that term is used throughout the discussions in this debate, I think it's important to make clear that it is not intended with offence but merely a reflection of the legal terms that we are faced with using.