Further, although I'm not a member of the Justice Committee, I'm aware that they have applied some careful thought and attention to these amendments, and I note that they have recommended changes to the initial bill which extend the definition of those protected—importantly, recognising that often it is family members and other support members in the community who make sure that the disabled members of our community are able to live fuller lives. As a nation, we are reliant on these whānau and family members for, for example, helping make sure our disabled members of our communities are able to get to the shops, able to get to medical appointments, able to take their children to school, and many other facets of their lives. We are often reliant on their support for making sure that these things are done, and that is a big contribution they make to our community and our country, as it would cost our State significantly more if we didn't have that support from those family members. So I want to take this opportunity to thank all of those family members who make such a very big contribution to our community and recognise that the amended section of this bill protects the items that are "necessary for the care, support, or independence" of disabled persons or the principal caregiver for a disabled person, to ensure that those people are able to be fully included and participate in society. 