The other big tension that I spoke about at committee stage was the issue of privacy and disclosure, and I did pay particular heed to the submission of the Privacy Commissioner as well as the Human Rights Commission in this regard. I said, again at committee stage, that, in my view, there were some very valid questions raised about the balance and whether we were getting the balance right. We were balancing those submissions against what we heard from victims themselves who talked about a need to be informed. They talked about the anxiety of walking the streets and just not knowing whether someone would present or note. I do note that at committee stage the member responded very well to this question as well, citing the fact that for many mental health patients, it's not in their best interests either to be in a situation where victims aren't made aware of their temporary release.