While dogs covered in these Acts need to be certified as disability assist dogs by an approved organisation—and we've heard some of those earlier, like the Blind Foundation, Assistance Dogs New Zealand Trust, or Hearing Dogs NZ—the terminology that is currently in the Human Rights Act needs to be amended or changed to say "disability assist dogs", so that it covers the range of disabilities or tasks that disability assist dogs undertake. It's not just about people with low vision or people who are blind, or people who are hearing impaired or people who are Deaf, it's much more than that. Our disability dogs work with a whole range of physical disabilities as well as some people who experience mental health as well. 