Others have talked rightly about the fact that there are reasons that we want to protect those who would be bound by obligations entered into or purportedly entered into by officers of an incorporated society. Actually, we had from Andrew Little discussion of a particular society in which he was involved or at least had knowledge—and he didn't say it was a tennis club but he did say it was involved in a summer sport, so that may be a further example along those lines. But he talked about the need for decision making with a certain amount of solemnity, and, of course, he's right to make that point.