I would like to conclude today by acknowledging that this is not kindness. This is not in any way a do-good thing in general; it's the right thing to do. We know if there is an ability for someone to be prevented from being included, we need to amend that law, and that is exactly what this bill does. It is not a major legislative change, indeed, but it will make life a lot easier so people can live and be assured that items that they rely upon for inclusion cannot be uplifted by a bailiff and that they cannot be prevented from being included in New Zealand society. I commend the bill to the House.