National believes that victims should be at the heart of our justice system. I want to acknowledge the fierce advocacy of Graeme Moyle and show that MPs can and do change laws based on behalf of constituent visits to their office. Under the current law, the verdict returned would say not guilty on account of insanity. What is clear is the action of Ahlquist caused the death of Colin Moyle. This case is only one of many, in fact, a growing number of cases, where a person is found not guilty on account of insanity. The challenge in these instances is there is absolutely zero doubt about who caused the death, who committed the act. Since 2004, 33 people have been found not guilty by reason of insanity. This bill changes the finding to something that demonstrates that there is no doubt about who committed the act. It's similar to a law in Canada which provides victims with the acknowledgment that a person was proven to have caused death, even if they lacked the intent to be guilty of murder.