Another thing that I'm very pleased to see—which is certainly not in the current legislation—are the provisions in relation to amalgamation. This was certainly a bugbear of mine when I was a union secretary at a time when we were dealing with amalgamating with other unions who were also incorporated societies. There was actually no mechanism or provision for incorporated societies with comparable objects or comparable purposes and of a kindred nature to amalgamate very easily. They had to go through quite an extended process of resolutions to disestablish and then incorporate assets and then consider the tax liabilities of doing so. It was very convoluted and in terms of professional fees, a very expensive process to go through. So it is great to see that now, as part of the new statutory framework, there is a way for societies to amalgamate.