Progress on disability issues continues to be realised through the disability-focused funding across many Government portfolios. Those are things like ACC, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Social Development, and the Ministry of Education. Within that, the aim is to progress the rights and opportunities for disabled people through the New Zealand Disability Strategy 2016-2026. It's that action plan that has key mechanisms for progressing New Zealand's realisation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. When we talk about how important it is in New Zealand's constitutional framework to make changes to the Human Rights Act, because it is foundational, it is also important that we give effect to the UN convention and be seen on the world stage as a part of a global community that is doing more for people with disabilities and to empower everyone around them to help them lead the best lives that they can. I believe it's critical that actions and work programmes agreed in the Disability Action Plan are progressed, and this will improve the lives of people in New Zealand who rely on disability assist dogs and everyone around them. 