This is a piece of legislation that the Greens believe will make a real difference. I understand that the National Party member, Chris Bishop, talked about this as a "dog of a bill". Well, I would see it as a golden retriever of a bill: a really cute, fluffy bill that actually is going to be committed to supporting New Zealanders in being able to find their way around our systems. That is something to celebrate, being a bit of a dog fan as I am. I do just feel like Mr Bishop's speech was just a little bit mean, to be honest. It was pretty kind of blunt, and it did feel to me like, as an ex - university debater, he was throwing his privilege around like a giant red flag—even to the point of saying it's bad enough we have fire wardens. Personally, I can't quite imagine feeling safe in a place where there are not fire wardens; I thought that was pretty much a basic. And saying that "Ministers can do this; this is not required by legislation": I can't quite imagine what Chris Finlayson's direction for plain language would look like, because, I've got to say, his speeches in the House were not my understanding of plain language.