In terms of where the next steps are in terms of this bill, I think it's important to note that this House has a strong record of always working collectively on issues that affect the disability sector—making sure that when we see issues such as the one that the member in charge of the bill has identified we are able to pick up on these issues, engage with them, and make our law fit for purpose to enable full inclusion in New Zealand society and community. I think that the more that we are able to do this, and work collectively, the stronger our community will be. I know that those people who submitted on behalf of the community impacted and affected, and who have to work and continue to be a part of our community with a disability, acknowledge when legislation is specifically passed to promote inclusion, and I'm proud to see that we have a bill that continues to do that.