I also want to take this opportunity to acknowledge those who are in the area of looking after and caring for our disability assist dogs. In the committee of the whole House, I had asked the member many times to name those eight people who train the disability assist dogs in the bill, and we've heard members name the eight groups today, but I think it's important to make mention of the groups, because it is really important that we acknowledge what they do, and that none of us in this House can read and talk about it, but we don't know what it's like to live in there. So I just want to acknowledge the disability assist dog organisations. There are eight organisations outlined by the Schedule as being able to certify dogs: Assistance Dogs New Zealand Trust, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People New Zealand, K9 Medical Detection New Zealand, mobility assist dogs trust, New Zealand Epilepsy Assist Dog Trust, Perfect Partners Assistance Dogs Trust, and the Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind. 