This bill is simple, and they're often the best. It's a really simple piece of legislation, and it does just two things. Obviously, as we've heard, it removes the words "guide dog" and changes that to "disability assist dog". Now, this is really basic, but obviously it makes quite a difference, because when this was first brought to the House, when this legislation was first formed, obviously guide dogs were the main disability-use animal that was used back then. But now, it's extended in many ways and spaces, and we've heard already around supporting people with different disabilities: those who have hearing impairments, medical conditions, mobility issues, epilepsy, and the list goes on. 