It is a complex issue because it amends not one piece of legislation, but four. It amends the Criminal Procedure (Mentally Impaired Persons) Act 2003. When a defendant raises a defence of insanity, it must be determined that the defendant committed the acts or omissions that constitute the offence and that the defendant was insane at the time the offence was committed. This bill proposes that the verdict recorded would be the acts or omissions are proven, but the defendant is not criminally responsible, on account of insanity. Originally, we worked on a much simpler verdict, which was proven but insane, but ran into some challenges that could be progressed in a select committee process.