Before I finish up here, I would really like to thank Access Alliance group. They have done a fantastic job in giving a really great framework which could have been well and truly implemented into getting some things already up and running, and could have given teeth to the ministry when it opens to start doing things—even just contact between the Government and local government on just simple, simple barriers occurring in everyday lives. And the diaries that the beautiful people are now submitting so that we have ideas—now, this should have happened ages ago and looked at what we could have done sooner. I feel that this bill is not going to go far enough. I do hope that in select committee we get some very great submissions that will lead us to a bill that will give us some standards, give us some time frames, give us enforcement down the track, because, as you say, we've got to bring all New Zealanders together, and that means that we just can't lump enforcement straightaway on businesses, or things like that. And also we need a good area where complaints can be heard, because this is another thing: these complaints, from what I understand from many disability people, have been overlooked, and we can find good and fast solutions.