One final point I would like to make is the line that we've heard in the House today that one quarter of New Zealanders live with a disability. Now, that statement still puts the focus back on the people. The social model of disability requires us to look at the enabling or disabling environment. It requires a fundamental rethink about how we operate as a society, and that requires a framework and a culture change. It does not need a quick fix which is going to further marginalise some people and which is likely to be changed in very short order when the problems become apparent. This bill creates that framework. This bill is the first step towards a truly inclusive Aotearoa New Zealand for all people, and therefore this is the right way to go. I strongly recommend this bill to the House.