But at the same time, amongst the 75 submitters who were community minded enough to participate in this process, we heard of the range of impacts that the denial of the full range of canine assistance—we heard about the impact that's had. Whether it is the inability to get a rental property without quite elaborate ways of explaining to the landlord how important that might be, whether it is getting into a shop to have a coffee, whether it is getting on a bus—these are all normal aspects of life, but without making this change, which will, hopefully, bring about the wider awareness of the importance of disability assist dogs, people have been forced to limit themselves and limit their lives. And that is the agenda of this party on this side of the House when it comes to disability: we want to pursue policies that are about enabling people living with disabilities to live good lives and productive lives. That is why we have set up the Ministry for Disabled People, that is why we are pursuing a range of Budget initiatives to fund programmes which will assist people with disabilities, and that is why we are so very pleased to be able to support this particular bill.