But to this first point about the protections that it offers to disabled people, it's really important to acknowledge here that essentials to life are already protected from bailiff seizure for judgment debtors. If a bailiff was to go to the home of a person who was subject to a court order to pay debt that they may owe, whether it's for something like unpaid rent or whether it's for something like court fines, a bailiff would not be able to seize things that you and I would consider essential to our own lives—things like food, things like our children's clothing. But before this bill, it wasn't clear whether or not they could take something which was essential to the life of someone with a disability. 