Dr DUNCAN WEBB (Labour—Christchurch Central): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It's a pleasure to stand up just to talk briefly about the Human Rights (Disability Assist Dogs Non-Discrimination) Amendment Bill. I think we need to place this bill in what's really a tapestry of legislation which is increasingly not just recognising but doing much more than that—kind of legitimising and putting on equal footing those members of the disability community. This is just one small part of that. I mean, we wouldn't for a moment dream of telling people that they couldn't enter somewhere because they had a wheelchair or a walking stick or a moon boot, indeed. But the suggestion here is that people who come in with dogs, which are just as essential to them being able to access as much as possible the amenity that ordinary able people can, are in some ways discriminated against. So congratulations to Mr Menéndez March for identifying this as an issue and recognising that this, you know, slim bill is an important step towards that. 