The genesis of this bill actually goes back to 2015, when it started to be drafted, and then it gained some more prominence when Mojo Mathers was involved in this. In February 2016, there was an incident that, I guess, made us aware of the issue around the discrimination against people who have disability assist dogs. That case revolved around a man called Murray Whittington and his assist dog called Frodo. After 10 years being a tenant in a property, the property was up for sale, so he was asked to move out so the house could be sold. Unfortunately for Mr Whittington, he was unable to secure another rental property, because the advertisements, without exception, said, "No dogs." It was "No dogs.", full stop, and did not take account of the fact that some people with disabilities relied on their assist dogs for their life, actually—their quality of life. And so, to give Mojo Mathers her credit, she has developed this bill to get us to this point. Mr Whittington had quite some time getting himself another rental property. Basically, he was—pardon the pun—hounded out of the rental market. To my view, that was poor form. 