This is a measure, fundamentally, to protect disabled people from the seizure of items which are necessary for their care or to support their independence. I note one particular item that is protected: adapted motor vehicles, which are critical for the independence of many disabled people in our country. Across much of our country, there is limited public transport, and it is vital to have access to an adapted motor vehicle to be able to get to appointments, to get to supermarkets to buy food, to stay connected with whānau and family. So that is an important particular point that has been noted in this bill in the short eight words that have been used, but it is of significant importance.