The final note I'd like to make—because after the Minister's speech, I don't want to take too much of the House's time. I'm eager for this to get to committee so we can get the changes in place as quickly as we can. But, ultimately, when it comes to financial statements and the proposed processes of the External Reporting Board, to bring those into line within the legislation—now, largely, this will be similar to the charities that exist in New Zealand and companies and other organisations, but, again, I want to stress that, actually, it is important that we make sure that the smaller societies are not overburdened with this. For some of them, the cost to do so and meet these standards may be greater, actually, than what they have left over in a year to use for a charitable or good purpose, and so the bill retains provisions where there are carve-outs for smaller societies. But we will want to make sure that this is done properly and that it actually is fit for purpose, and so we'll look forward to submissions on that. 