But, also, the lovely 75 submitters—I was unfortunate not to sit on and listen to all the submissions, because I'm not on the select committee. However, I did read the transcripts and also the review that came from the committee that many still raised issues that weren't in scope of this bill. I'd like to just point out some of those. A lot of it was also around identifying disability assist dogs. Most people see the guide dogs with their coats, but not all of them have the lovely coats that you see. For a lot of people, if they're not educated and don't understand what these dogs are, then, yes, they may perceive them to be a pet, which is not fair. However, unless we educate what is out there in the different forms of dogs, then how can we expect people to understand what is allowed and what's not allowed? 