If I could just speak more generally for a moment, I think it is great that this House has got to this point, with a great deal of consensus, in modernising our incorporated societies legislation. It is a very important piece of legislation to have because incorporated societies in New Zealand are very much the engine room of civil society in New Zealand. There are so many societies and I used to say that I can't think of one aspect of human endeavour in New Zealand where you would not find a collection of people who have put together a society, and, as the Hon Judith Collins said, it is usually voluntarily, and usually supported by professionals who does so on a pro bono basis and makes an extraordinary contribution, whether it's to their local community to a bigger city or indeed to the country as a whole. That's one of the great things. It's one of the great levellers, I think, in Aotearoa New Zealand. It's what keeps us all engaged with each other, regardless of our backgrounds and what-have-you.