One of the things I did want to just be able to talk about, because I think it's an aspect of what we do—in my life prior to breaking the leg and coming to this wonderful House, I worked quite a bit in trying to make the court a more friendly place for people with vulnerabilities, both physical and intellectual and also speech, which, I noticed, is one of the other major disabilities for children. And one of the ways in which we attempted to get the court to open up and be more accommodating of disability was to introduce court support dogs. There was, unfortunately—Whangārei was leading the charge, we did have a support dog ready to go into court, a delightful labradoodle, but we were pipped at the post. We were pipped at the post by Tauranga.