We do support this bill but with some reservations, I think, as has been well canvassed by other members across the House this afternoon. We cannot emphasise enough how important it's going to be for the Social Services and Community Committee to roadshow this, to take it out across the country, to actually practise what they preach and make themselves accessible to the people of New Zealand, to hear submissions from user groups and stakeholders and those who certainly will be impacted. We at this stage, from what we've seen of the draft—sorry, of the bill that's been presented—don't think it goes far enough. It does obviously provide a legislative framework to address what some might describe as systemic disability barriers, and a lot of other people have gone through those today, particularly around public buildings and spaces and transport. But there's also things like services, particularly health services, technology, websites, applications, and communications barriers.