I'm just trying to understand this.
The intention of this—--not the amendment, but section 753.02, as it was in the bill—was to prevent the victim from having to give testimony again, thus revictimizing the victim. I understood the parliamentary secretary when he said that, and I think we all would agree with it.
The amendment, however, doesn't affect that at all. It doesn't move from that first principle. If I understand it, the last time I supported Mr. Comartin in an amendment, he criticized my logic, but I'll try it again in support of him and see how it works out—