CAMILLA BELICH (Labour): Thank you very much, Madam Chair. Thank you. I appreciate very much the opportunity to take part in this committee stage of this bill, the Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Bill. Unlike some of my colleagues, I wasn't on the select committee that looked into this bill, but I did approach looking at this bill with a great degree of interest. So I do have some questions, and I apologise—I don't have the expertise that some of my colleagues have, or, obviously, the member whose name the bill is in, Louise Upston, has in this area. So I would be quite interested to hear the answers to some of these questions—and also to just commend the Justice Committee for their work on this area. It seems to me that there's been a lot of collaboration, which has been apparent since the second reading. I was in the House for the second reading, and I commend the member and the select committee for working together to create this bill.