It will be up to a judge to determine that. As we know, judges weigh evidence and causality in a courtroom. That judicial decision-making remains with the judge, certainly, and that does not change. This bill does not change that.
I have to tell you that, in speaking with the victims of human trafficking, they talked about how much they rely on the services they receive in the community. They have said they support the idea that victims as well as the community organizations would both be able to receive restitution.