It is an amendment that just makes two very small changes, but I think the power in that is that they will have a great impact on very many people. I think, in this House, we must never forget that as legislators, we should take every opportunity we can to reform laws that do improve the lives of New Zealanders. Because words matter, the first is replacing "guide dog" as a prohibited ground of discrimination with "disability assist dog", and I do agree with previous speakers that perhaps even that wording could be bounced around and changed a bit. Perhaps just "assist dog" is even easier, and doesn't, therefore, have any derogatory connotations around people with disabilities. But that will be for the select committee to canvass and discuss. 