I'd like to thank all of those submitters for their input. They turned up. They turned up to speak of some harrowing stories, as we've heard, that they put to pen and paper, and to relive it, both in written form as well as verbally, must have been a very hard thing for so many of them. I'd like to thank them for their understanding—their understanding of the process that we have to go through and the time that it takes to do so, because a lot of them are actually needing support now, but realising that we have to go through that process and understanding it—I credit them for that. The reasoning that they gave us, it wasn't just about them; it was about everybody who comes into contact with crime through this avenue, and that is with an insane offender. But most of all, I'd like to commend the submitters' bravery—the bravery of them to tell us their stories and, as I mentioned, both to put it in writing and to verbally appear before a bunch of strangers and tell us some of their most intimate details. 