The spirit of the bill is in its name: protection of judgment debtors with disabilities. It will prohibit the seizure of any item from a judgment debtor with a disability that is necessary for their care, support, or independence, or to promote their inclusion and participation in society. At present, the principal Act requires judgment to be exercised by the bailiffs to act fairly and reasonably. The principal Act does not prohibit the bailiffs seizing property that enables independence of disabled persons such as their modified mobility vehicles. The system has proven that good judgment has failed our disability community, as in the case of 'Epalahame Tanginoa, where the mobility vehicle was seized by the bailiff due to a judgment debt, resulting in his hospitalisation because he could not afford the taxi or have proper transport to attend medical appointments. I know that it was 'Epalahame's wish that this does not happen to anyone else. 