For those listening in tonight, I just wanted to take out a part of the member's first speech on this, where it talked about what had happened in Mr Tanginoa's case, where he—unknown to him—had actually incurred rent debt to the amount of $5,117. His landlord had taken that to court to get recompense for it, and an order was given. What happened in his case was his modified mobility vehicle was seized—first it was clamped, and then it was seized. What happened also in his situation is that his health deteriorated, and, because he didn't have access to that vehicle, he actually ended up in intensive care in Auckland hospital and was in a very precarious situation. It's just fortunate that he survived the ordeal.