Then we also had another submission which came from a person called D C Webster, and he was quoting the words from a Spinoff article from November 2021 by Hannah Gibson. I thought this was quite powerful and quite useful for us to reflect upon, and we heard many submissions like this. Hannah Gibson said, "As an extension of my arms and legs, Darcy is part of my physical body. Sometimes I call him my shadow, but really, he allows my precarious and struggling (but strong in many other ways) body to do more than I ever thought possible. He is my independence; he bolsters my confidence. I know that with him, I am safe. To deny him entry is essentially denying me. It strips me of choice. If the bill is passed as legislation, it will not magically make Wellington less hilly and inaccessible, but it would make a tangible difference to many of us with mobility assistance dogs." She said, "The bill is welcome news.", and I absolutely agree with that. 