So this is an incredibly important issue for us as a country because we know there are barriers upon barriers upon barriers in the way of full participation in our society for disabled people. That comes out of a history where there was a time where disabled people were thought to be wrong—that, actually, they needed to be hidden away in institutions or in back rooms of houses because they were a source of shame to families—and it's actually only in very recent times that there have been structural, systematic attempts to change that and to move from a model of fixing people versus recognising that diversity adds to our strength in our communities. 