There are positive examples of changes that the bill seeks to make, and these include allowing a court to be cleared for a victim impact statement to be heard once guilt has been determined. These positive changes also include the ability for witnesses to give evidence in alternative ways to the extent that this does not impinge on the right of a person to have a fair trial. For these reasons, the National Party has said that it will support the bill, provided that the respects in which the bill is not excellent—indeed, deficient—will be addressed, and we have made a couple of practical suggestions to that effect in the form of a couple of Supplementary Order Papers (SOPs) in my name that lie on the Table of the House now and will be capable of a debate and, indeed, a vote at the committee of the whole House stage.