This bill amends the Human Rights Act 1993 to enhance the protection from discrimination for people who rely on disability assist dogs. And it, quite rightly, identifies a very clear issue: that, currently, Section 21 of the Human Rights Act only references "guide dogs" in its definition of disability. This bill takes a step to fix that issue by changing the wording to the broader term of "disability assist dog", as defined out of the Dog Control Act in 1996, ensuring that those who rely on the kinds of disability assist dogs are afforded the protections that currently exist for people with guide dogs.