I do want to thank the members of the Social Services and Communities Committee who were involved in this. Although it looked like a straightforward piece of legislation, there's always a few areas where we're perhaps not fully in agreement on, which is why it's appropriate to bring a Supplementary Order Paper in the committee stage of the bill, which, as I said, my colleague Penny Simmonds did very ably. This protection against discrimination is important. It is a necessary protection to ensure that people with disabilities can go about their lives and to ensure that they are not restricted in their movement either in housing or in public transport. It's about accessing services in their communities and recreational activities, so they are able to go about their normal lives. And if I think about Roger, one of the things it means for him—and people like him—is the ability not to rely so significantly on his wife and children, because Harper provides him with that ability to have greater independence.