It is so generous of those people who submitted to the select committee, and I'm not on it, but I did take time to read some of the submissions. I saw that the Victim Support group in February this year really summed up, pre-emptively, what they knew was going to be in the accounts of those statements, which is that victims have no right to make a victim impact statement in the current law, they have no say on the leave or release of the offender, and they have little ability even to be kept informed. That submission goes on to say that this legislation will give victims the ability to have a say in decisions about their case, which have a huge impact on their own safety and wellbeing. We are a Government that is committed to wellbeing, so it is no surprise that we stand in solidarity with all other members of this House who are supporting this bill through.