SARAH PALLETT (Labour—Ilam): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I rise to speak in favour of the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Amendment Bill. This bill is aiming to address some pressing issues as we move to repeal and replace the mental health Act. The initial amendments are, obviously, intended to improve the protection of individual rights, the safety of patients and the public; and to enable the Act to work more effectively. What we're seeing here is—a few main points—as we've heard from colleagues in the House, one of the key points is it will eliminate indefinite treatment orders, which will require courts to review the situation of the patient or person concerned every 12 months. We have agreement across the House that this is something that's long overdue and necessary.