PENNY SIMMONDS (National—Invercargill): Thank you, Madam Chair. If I could ask some questions around disability services. If I could first ask the Minister to provide some background on why centres that provide day activities and education and development for people with disabilities are closing when they consider that there is such a gap between the funding and the cost of delivery—they are estimating it to be around a 15 percent gap. Why the Minister has allowed this to happen—and if I can give her the example that in Southland now, all those centres have closed and there is not one day centre for activities, education, and development for people with disabilities. If I could also ask her what amount of the Budget is being used for the development of the Ministry for Disabled People and accessibility law and what amount of the Budget is going to be used on consultants and whether the Minister has specifically allocated any of those consulting fees to be for disability services consultants—so getting information directly from those with disabilities.