The first one was to amend that a disabled person in the care of a judgment debtor—it would not just cover items of that person, but also if you are a principal caregiver. So quite often, as in the case of the person who brought this bill in, Mr Tanginoa, he had someone who lived within the home, whether it's a caregiver or a family member who assisted him on a day-to-day basis. So this amendment in the bill will mean that it covers items that another person would need to ensure that the person who has the disability has full access and they are not prevented from that in that way. So several submitters we heard, including Age Concern New Zealand and Auckland Disability Law, argued a scenario where a person who has a disability would be impeded by the fact their caregiver would be penalised in the way that I've outlined. The committee considered this issue and agreed with the concerns and so it now covers a disabled person who is in the care of a judgment debtor and the bill has been amended accordingly.