At that point, I would like refer to some of the submissions that were received at the Social Services and Community Committee. I'd like to acknowledge those members—Angie Warren-Clark and those members of the Social Services and Community Committee that went through this bill, added to it, and heard those submissions. The Human Rights Commission gave a very strong submission in terms of what this does and I'd like to quickly refer to what they've pointed out, because I think it nails it pretty well. It says, in their submission, that "This Bill represents another small step to enable disabled New Zealanders, using disability assist dogs, … to live fulfilling lives and [to] participate in an equitable and accessible society."; and I think that is so important. They reference that this bill aligns with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, particularly Article 9, relating to accessibility.