One of the things I really liked about this is the acknowledgment of the fact that this is a mainstream issue, because this is something that everybody has to either deal with sometime in their lives or else a family member or a friend of theirs will. I was very pleased to see the work that Corrections did when I was first their Minister around training of disability dogs and I saw this happening in the women's prison at Wiri in Auckland—just how good it was to be able to see the first of those dogs come out from that training programme. I was very pleased to be the Minister there. I know where some of those dogs went and I know that they really contributed vastly to people's enjoyment of life, their quality of life, and actually also the friendship that a dog can bring. 