I also would like to take the opportunity to thank the officials that came before the select committee, time and time again, to give us their valued advice. One of the things that was brought up was those with low-vision impairment and those with hearing impairments or disabilities actually needing access to their phones, and phones being a part of those items that should not be seized—that people depend on them, in some cases, to communicate with the outside world. It was really, really important that we did address that. We have, I think, found a right balance here in that it's necessary for the judgment debtor's care, support, or independence, and it promotes their inclusion and participation in society. That's where we will have just a little bit of difference about how a bailiff can enforce the law once it goes through—and I am confident it will go through, because you do have support around the House. 