So then, in short, what this bill does is it amends the Human Rights Act 1993 by including the insertion—and it's only small, but it states, "disability assist dog has the same meaning as in section 2 of the Dog Control Act 1996". So that ensures that those who rely on the other kinds of disability assist dogs are afforded the protections that currently exist only for those who are relying on the assistance of guide dogs. The bill's explanatory note states that the intention of the change is to make it clear that discrimination against a person because of their disability assist dog is discrimination on the basis of disability. So this particular change that we're making here will help protect more Kiwis from discrimination under the Act. 