I also want to mention that this specific Act also amends the section 2 of the Dog Control Act 1996, which outlines that a "disability assist dog" is one "certified by one of the organisations [the Act specifies] in Schedule 5 as being a dog that has been trained (or is being trained) to assist a person with a disability". There are eight organisations outlined in the schedule as being able to certify dogs. It is important to note that this definition still sets a very high standard for a dog to meet the criteria to be included in the Human Rights Act. They must be certified by one of these eight organisations I mentioned and must meet specific criteria in order to be certified.