The bit that I do want to flag that I wonder if we've got some more work to do on, and I'm very keen to see if we might be able to get some cross-party agreement on, is the definition of the assist dog being a dog certified by an organisation specified in the Act as being a dog trained to assist a person with a disability. There are a number of organisations that are authorised to do this training, and certainly all of those organisations we absolutely support as organisations that are appropriate to be doing that training, and we certainly support each of those. But I just want to flag that we may be able to improve the legislation by making it more enabling, because we know that demand routinely exceeds supply and there are quite extensive waiting lists with every existing recognised training agency. We also know that there are several agencies that require applicants to personally fundraise quite significant sums of money ranging from $5,000 to $20,000 before they can receive training or receive a dog. And so that further constrains just who can get access to disability assist dogs. 