GLEN BENNETT: —I do, I have several, actually; not just my husband—and he was the editor of the Taranaki Daily News. He was on the district council, and for a long time he has headed up the Disability Action group for New Plymouth, ensuring that New Plymouth is a disability-friendly city. Now, Lance Girling-Butcher—and this story is around a dog for a person who is blind or low-vision—has told his story around how he did struggle early on when he got Yogi, his beautiful Labrador, and people didn't quite cope with this at times. But then, slowly, over the last 10 years or so, it became far more normal to see Yogi sitting around the council table, to see Yogi in meetings, and to see Yogi on Air New Zealand flights, to the point that when I was in a taxi going to the airport several months ago and the taxi driver was chatting away and discovered I was from New Plymouth, he said, "Oh, I know a guy from New Plymouth. There was a guy who used to come here and he used to bring his dog." I was like "A dog in the car?", but, of course, this was Yogi, and he'd been in the very taxi I'd been in. 