There are 24,000 incorporated societies in New Zealand and they are of greatly differing sizes, from the Rugby Union with more than $100 million worth of revenue, to some that will have a few thousand. So the most important thing that I think the committee will need to look at is to make sure that incorporated societies are not being burdened unnecessarily—because when there is more red tape and more bureaucracy, there is a cost to that—and that the changes that are being proposed by the Government actually are there to fix actual problems and to assist, and not merely to do some work because the Government didn't have very much else to do at the time. 