I'd like to thank the submitters, particularly those with lived experience, who presented to Parliament and who were really clear about the challenges they faced, and the organisations who train the disability assist dogs, who, like many, reminded us that these dogs are not pets. They're work dogs who receive extensive training and who are disciplined enough to be able to support people to enter and work in public spaces, who also support people with health conditions to alert them when they may be about to have a seizure or help them note when a fire alarm may be going off. 