I want to at this point bring in the words of Jonathan Mosen, who is the CEO of Workbridge—a very well-respected, I think, analyst in this area—who said, "This is the sort of bill you get when there is no accessibility caucus demanding progress. It's the sort of bill you get when a political calculation is made that there'll be little media interest no matter how much disabled people object. It's the sort of bill you get when the answer is always to form yet another Committee and put disabled people on it, without giving us any real power to make real change. The bill is simple. The Government's going to form two committees to nominate a committee. The committee nominated by the committees is going to talk about stuff we already know about that desperately needs addressing. When it's had those discussions, Committee nominated by the two committees is going to advise the Minister, who will tell Parliament. The best thing we can do now is start again and demand a New Zealanders with Disabilities Act." 