NICOLE McKEE (ACT): Minister, I was looking at the Ministry of Justice's Budget bid document, and they said in there that, if 100 percent of those eligible for grants under the Victim Assistance Scheme got one, it would cost between $60 million and $200 million. So does the Minister believe that setting aside $12.3 million over three years for the scheme is indicative of taking a victim-centric approach? And, further to that, does the Minister believe that $12.3 million over three years is enough to expand the Victim Assistance Scheme, given that the grants that are paid out, on average, are for only 4 percent of the 104,190 eligible victimisations reported to police every year? And, instead, would she support our newly announced policy of having the Crown pay for victims' reparation, while the Crown also collects the debt that is owed?