What we know is that the demand routinely exceeds supply. There are extensive waiting-lists for every existing recognised agency that trains assist dogs—and the MP who spoke before me, Angie Warren-Clark, read out that list—and so they are not able to meet the needs of all those who could benefit from and who want our support, want the support of a dog trained to mitigate their disabilities. It defies belief that the Government could think that it was appropriate to enforce that supply being able to be so constrained. Several agencies require the applicants to personally fundraise sums ranging from $5,000 to $20,000 before they can receive a training dog.