I thought I would lay the foundation of my contribution today by just looking at some of the numbers with regard to the disability sector. We know from a disability survey that was done in 2013, that there were an estimated 1.1 million disabled New Zealanders, to some extent or another. Now, if we put that in context, that's actually over 20 percent of New Zealand's population. So the sector is not an insignificant part of our Kiwi way. Again, in that survey, it was realised that some people with disabilities also have multiple impairments. So when that survey was conducted, 53 percent of disabled people actually had multiple impairments. So we can start to see the complexities that do arise with people with multiple impairments in the disability sector.