I want to go right back to Mojo Mathers, back in December 2015, when she presented this bill into the ballot and she said, "We have a long way to go to make New Zealand a fully inclusive, accessible country, where people who have disabilities can live free from discrimination. … This sort of discrimination should not be happening in a 21st century New Zealand." I, and we as a Labour Party and as a Labour Government, 100 percent agree with that. And so we're grateful—thank you to Ricardo Menéndez March—to them for bringing this piece of legislation, continuing in the legacy of Mojo Mathers. But also, as you talked about in the first speech, thank you for reminding us of Murray Whittington, who brought his struggle around finding housing because he had a disability assist dog and he was unable to find a place to live, because there was a no pets requirement. 