Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): It's a great privilege to be able to take a call on this, the third reading of the Incorporated Societies Bill. As I've explained to the House before, my connection to this legislation is not only that I've run a number of incorporated societies and have been an official of one over many years and many societies but when public submissions were called for a review of the Incorporated Societies Act 1908, it turned out that I was the only member of the public who provided a submission. So I feel as if I bring some authority to this matter that no other citizen of New Zealand has been able to do!—apart from the member, the Hon Judith Collins, who has just resumed her seat. I know that that member's background before she was in Parliament was as a lawyer. She ran her own very general sort of practice, and I don't know this to be sure, but I'd be surprised if she wasn't advising, even in pro bono capacity, some incorporated societies.