GINNY ANDERSEN (Labour—Hutt South): Thank you very much, Madam Chair. In terms of outlining the main, core reasons why we are supporting the bill, which is important to outline in this debate, it reflects the same values that Labour has in those areas of victims' rights. It promotes justice, it promotes transparency, and it also respects survivors of crime and also their communities. I think it's important to note that this legislation cannot undo or even mitigate the things people have experienced and those victims of crime have experienced. However, we do hope that we can alleviate some of the most difficult elements dealing with this complex and challenging area of our legal system for people in the future, and to note that the aim of this bill is to better align the treatment of victims of offenders found legally insane with victims of regular offenders in the justice system, which has been a difficult but worthwhile task that's been done.