So to our submitters, for many, at times, I felt a bit clunky, and struggled because we didn't quite have it right. But I hope that on the next piece of legislation, we'll do better; please, please bear with us. To our disability communities out there who are paying attention and want change probably often faster than we can do it, thank you for walking alongside us. Thank you for pushing us. Thank you for making sure that your legacy is that we have disability assist dogs in all parts of our community and workplaces. I also want to say thank you to those who train disability assist dogs and to those families who volunteer and—I'm not sure if the word "foster" is right—who take on disability assist dogs to prepare them and to socialise them, in terms of being in the community. I know it's a voluntary role for many, and so we say thank you to those who serve and can ensure that these dogs are ready to go when their handlers step in. 