This bill highlights the difference between a guide dog and a disability support dog. So the guide dogs have been with us for quite a long time. In fact, disability support dogs have too, but there's been much more focus on the guide dog aspect rather than on the disability support dog aspect. So a guide dog is a dog that has been trained to lead a blind or partially sighted person, whereas the disability support dog—which is what, as we've heard from previous speakers, this bill brings the change in the legislation to include—is a dog that is trained to perform specific tasks for people with disabilities. I mentioned some of those tasks before, and, look, it's absolutely incredible what these dogs do in society. Excellent piece of legislation, and I commend the bill to the House.