In the same way I've heard speakers address the House this afternoon, advocating on behalf of the disability sector—my colleague Penny Simmonds, who is our spokesperson, for the National Party, for the disability sector and our colleague Jan Logie, spokesperson, again, for the Green Party. That voice in unison is falling on deaf ears with this Government. So let's be real. The self-congratulatory speeches from the Government and patting themselves on the back and saying what they've done—everything from the voices of the disability sector, from the social sector of our children in care, Oranga Tamariki, is falling on deaf ears. That is the arrogance of the members in this House that I've heard speaking, congratulating and applauding themselves about how great this bill is for our disabled community. What this bill does is it layers up bureaucracy by establishing and setting in place a committee with another committee to appoint and make nominations to that committee, which is going to do nothing more in terms of its functions. 