I want to go back to my first speech on this and reflect on a good friend of mine who was a past editor of the Taranaki Daily News, was a district councillor for the New Plymouth District Council, and has now retired: Lance Girling-Butcher, who has a guide dog. He told me many, many stories about the doors that were open for him because he had a guide dog, because he was blind, everything from flying with Air New Zealand, getting taxis and accessing this building, through to staying at hotels, and moving his way around Aotearoa. He was grateful and he talked to me about how grateful he was in terms of his accessibility with his guide dog in being able to access the services that we have around New Zealand. I'm really excited that this afternoon we can pass this piece of legislation into law, which means not only Lance Girling-Butcher has the opportunity and the ability to move freely around our nation but the others have that accessibility as well, and we add disability assist dogs. 