Now, I'm just going to read out these organisations because they spend a lot of time training these dogs. These dogs are incredibly expensive because it's two-plus years often to train these dogs. The work that they do is often incredibly important to the people who receive these dogs, but it's often work that we don't really recognise or see. So the organisations are: Assistance Dogs New Zealand, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People New Zealand, K9 Medical Detection New Zealand, K9 Search Medical Detection, Mobility Assistance Dogs Trust, New Zealand Epilepsy Assist Dogs Trust, Perfect Partners Assistance Dogs Trust, and the Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind Inc. We all recognise—we all know—the "guide dog", but, actually, there are many, many dogs out there under the "disability assist dog" definition that are covered now.