The second significant change is around victims' rights. One of the things that we heard more often than anything, I think, was the fact that victims wanted to have a voice. They wanted to be able to have the equivalent of what in the justice system is providing their victim impact statement. Again, in the original drafting of the bill, it was at a later stage in the proceedings, which wasn't necessarily what victims wanted, but they did want their voice heard. So what, in the select committee, we improved it to was, basically, creating a new class of victims, where the victims of defendants, if the court recorded a finding of "proven but insane", were also able to make a victim impact statement in court. At that stage, it would be in the deposition hearing, which I think is a significant improvement.