This has two changes that are coming through in this bill. Section 2 in the Human Rights Act and section 21, replacing the "guide dogs". I'd like to echo the submission made this afternoon by my colleague Penny Simmonds in the Human Rights Act and the Dog Control Act, and by bringing the Dog Control Act descriptor into this bill, it actually brings with it that the requirement that the list of organisations that are able to be recognised as approved training providers or entities for the disability assist dogs is quite prescriptive, and I think there is a really good opportunity to improve this bill even further by perhaps using the competencies that organisations must have and the standards that they must reach, rather than naming entities, because, as we know, when we come into this House, legislation can age quite quickly, and by naming organisations, we run the risk of those organisations changing in some way—they can merge, they can close down, or they can simply change their name, and that therefore would make the legislation out of date. So I think there is merit in exploring that and I understand Penny Simmons will be presenting a Supplementary Order Paper to that effect in the committee of the whole House.