WILLOW-JEAN PRIME (Labour): Madam Speaker, thank you for the opportunity to take a short call on the Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Bill. I've sat through the debate so far, heard the introductory remarks and the other speeches, and if I can just first acknowledge the Hon Louise Upston for her dedication on this issue. In researching for my speech tonight, I see that this is an issue that you have been advocating for since 2013, which had come about from a constituent issue that you're familiar with. It is, as has been acknowledged tonight, wonderful to see that those constituent issues can be brought all the way through here to the House to be debated, and to look at whether we can improve legislation for their experiences. So I, first, just wanted to start by acknowledging the honourable member for her member's bill. 