NAISI CHEN (Labour): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I rise in this House extremely proud, actually, to be able to speak on this bill because I am a huge beneficiary of the Incorporated Societies Act. I recognise my colleague Elizabeth there, talking about her experience of joining an incorporated society at 15 years old and becoming the treasurer. I reflect on my own journey, especially to do with the music side of my life in terms of being able to join orchestras and choirs that were formed under the 1908 Act. I remember last time when I got up to speak in this House and I commented about how that particular Act was passed before I was born. I got quite a bit of flak from my colleagues about it and so today I can safely say that the Act is old enough to have been legislated before everyone in this House was born. I can say that without any controversy. But that just goes to show just how old the Act is.