The bill before us amends the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act and is a very significant step. That's a 1992 piece of legislation—so now nearly 30 years old. It's a piece of legislation that has come in for a fair amount of criticism, not the least of which was from a mental health and addiction review commissioned by this Government in 2018, in a review that reported at the end of that year. As members will know, that report, known as He Ara Oranga, made 38 recommendations for change, and the Government agreed to accept 36 of them. One of the recommendations was specifically in relation to this piece of legislation. The recommendation was that the whole legislation should be rewritten, and we are in the process of doing that.