So I stand in support of this bill. So the Labour Party support this bill because it is important. So the bill amends—as we heard from members—the Human Rights Act of 1993 to enhance protections from discrimination for people who rely on disability assist dogs. Currently, section 21of the Human Rights Act only makes references to "guide dogs" in the definition of "disability". So in the submission of the SPCA—and I think it's best that I quote word-for-word in one of the paragraphs, because it actually describes why this is needed: "The current wording of the Act means disabled people may experience unfair treatment because of the support they receive from a disability assist dog, unless that disability assist dog is a guide dog. For society to be fully inclusive and value disabled people as equal participants, it is imperative that the changes proposed in the Human Rights (Disability Assist Dogs Non-Discrimination) Amendment Bill are accepted. This will ensure protection for those with hearing, physical and medical impairments (in addition to those with visual impairments) who rely on the support of a disability assist dog." I really needed to say that because we want to hear the voices of people who experience working with disability day in and day out.