The balance that this bill attempts to strike is so that we improve the rights of victims of such assaults where people suffer serious mental illness, while rightly balancing these rights so that those who are unwell are still able to get treatment. The challenge moving forward on this, in my view, is equal to our criminal justice system. I'm proud to be part of a Government that, with the criminal justice system that was excessively focused on the needs of offenders, had to give it a heavy shunt with victims' rights legislation. And what we are doing with this bill is playing catch-up and grabbing that mental health system and giving it a shunt so that there equally is a greater recognition of victims' rights. The provisions in this bill that provide for victim impact statements, the provisions in this bill that require consultation and notification for those victims of such crimes, and the change in the language from "not guilty by way of insanity" to "proven but insane" are all improvements.