I read the speech of the announcement and accompanying material yesterday, looking for the words "disabled", "accessible", even "universal design standards"—nothing. I'd just been at the Hīkoi of Hope for Disabled, and I have to say that their challenge to us in this House was deeply and rightly confronting. They are holding us all accountable for the woeful 24.3 percent labour force participation rate; for the rates of material hardship for children with an adult in their household with a disability 2½ times higher than other households; for the rates of child material hardship for disabled children twice the rate of other children; for the failure of our education system to meet their needs; for the abysmally low rates of disability allowance, 3.2 times lower than in the UK and virtually so difficult to get at all; for a welfare system that disincentivises people from having loving relationships; for financially punishing them for doing it; and for immigration rules that tell immensely qualified and accomplished people that they and their families are not wanted here because we see disabled people as a burden. 