They wanted the Act to be enforceable, and I know this is an area that is particularly disappointing in that if it cannot be enforced, how much difference will it make? They wanted the Act to be made real through regulations so that it could be fairly implemented, and they wanted to ensure that public funds were not used to create or perpetuate obstacles to full accessibility in all areas of life. They wanted the Act to be used as a lens through which other legislation could be vetted to ensure that other legislation was not in conflict with improving accessibility. They wanted the Act to have real force and real effect.