We also support the part of the bill that looks to minimise the risk of harm to patient or public when transporting forensic patients who are "special patients" defined under this Act. We also agree with eliminating indefinite treatment orders. I think when you work through the current process where people who are deemed not fit to be released under their compulsory treatment order and then to be classed as indefinite, I think that doesn't bode well for the future care of that individual. It's not good for their human rights. And I think the ability to have that 12-month review is important because, ultimately, what we are talking about here is a time where every 12 months the professionals will check in with that individual. They'll check in with the family as well to understand what's going well and what's going not so well in their care, as well.