There were considerable changes in the bill as the Hon Louise Upston has said in her opening remarks, and indeed the Law Society was one of those, who said in its submission that the bill would not achieve the elimination of the double standard between survivors of crime from those who are deemed sane and those who are deemed insane, had it not been for those changes. So the key recommendations they made were not to have the two-step process that has been alluded to previously this evening, but also they didn't want the bill to unnecessarily or unreasonably limit the offender's right to privacy. This is really important to me. 