I want to begin by paying tribute to Wendy Hamer, a nurse in my Nelson constituency, who, in the course of her work, was attacked as a nurse, who suffered horrendous injuries—boiling water and the like thrown on her—in an attempted murder, and the offender said at the time that he would get off on insanity, where that offender subsequently soon came back to our community of Nelson and caused Wendy great distress. Only a few months after hearing that case, I had a further constituent, where a person who was mentally unwell presented at Nelson Accident & Emergency, was not seen for many hours, left that A & E, and said that they were going to go out and rape. Indeed they did. When they committed the horrific assault, they again told the victim that they would get off on an insanity plea. And, again, what was most awful in that case was the ill-treatment of the victim not having access to the same victims' rights if that person was found guilty and was not insane.