I must apologise to all those who have written to me asking for my bill to include our local councils. While this bill does not include local councils, I would encourage councils to strive to include plain language guidance in their documents. Since my bill was drawn, I've received a number of supportive emails and messages from people working in the plain language sector or who have worked in Government agencies and been frustrated with the language used. Plain language experts in New Zealand have expressed their excitement at the bill being drawn from the ballot. I received the following email from a constituent who was appointed to a voluntary board of a Government agency in my region, and here is what she said: "The paperwork was littered—absolutely littered—with acronyms. At a meeting, I got fed up with it all, and the response was to offer me the acronym dictionary. Yes, there was such a thing."