I'm very pleased to have clarity from Anahila Kanongata'a-Suisuiki on the blind and hearing impediments that we spoke of earlier. During the committee of the whole House, I had queried whether or not those people with those disabilities could have essential items seized and we weren't sure at that stage, but you've clarified that for all of those people today. That comes about from the change that I mentioned earlier that was made to "disability" because it actually now includes those with sensory disabilities as well. I am sure that those with the hearing and blind impediments will feel some relief that certain equipment that they need—like their cell phones to be able to blind read and hear and have directions on—will be safe under this bill as long as there is no credit contract signed to purchase it. We've upgraded that definition of "disability" so that it aligns with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. 