The first is changing the onus of proof for gradual process, and that is great, but not re-establishing the Ministerial Advisory Panel on work-related gradual process, disease, or infection will limit the impact of this change and mean that many people with gradual process injuries, diseases, or infections will still either have to battle ACC for cover or just lose out. Words of Hazel Armstrong, an ACC lawyer known to many in this House: "Yes, it's a first step. You might get another 200 people through, but it's not the big game changer needed in New Zealand."