PENNY SIMMONDS (National—Invercargill): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I want to address a comment that the member who has just sat down, Sarah Pallett, made when I gave the example of the gentleman that I had been discussing his issues with, the gentleman living with a disability, because her comments and her criticism perfectly illustrate why this bill should have gone to the select committee process. That young man that I spoke to is an employer. He has individualised funding and he is an employer of his caregivers. So he had the right, as an employer, to choose whether those people who fed him, bathed him, toileted him, and dressed him could continue even if they weren't vaccinated. But this Government has taken that choice from him, because his funding would be withheld if he carried on with carers who were not vaccinated.