I also think about people who have spoken in the public domain about having a vision impairment and changes to the bus timetable that the council has put in place, changes to routes, changes to timings. And while most of us could read about that in the local newspaper, for those with vision impairments, if we didn't have an accessible format what it could mean is actually missing the bus entirely, or else getting on the wrong bus in the wrong direction and missing an important event. And I'm also thinking about people in wheelchairs who, if there's no accessibility, there's no ramp at the local cafe, are not able to go there and meet with their friends, or if they can get up to the counter but there's no accessible facilities, it means that their time there gets cut short because they have to go home to use their own bathroom. So this is a really important issue. 