So I want to shout out to Roger Drower and his dog Harper. I was with him and his family recently at the Anzac service in Tokoroa, and these are his words about why it is important, "Everyone knows about guide dogs. They've been around forever. But hearing dogs work with people with an invisible disability. You don't necessarily see hearing aids so people can come across as a little bit rude, but often it's just because they haven't heard you." Drower said that if people have questions, all they need to do is ask. He is just one of many examples; he is trying to go about his life and enter a local cafe with his family. I think it's fair to say now that more in the community have got to know him, and his advocacy in education about assist dogs other than guide dogs has been important. So I was really pleased when this member's bill came before our select committee, because as we were working through it and listening to the submissions, I could hear his voice and I could hear the complaints and the struggles that he had had getting through his everyday life.