So, as I said at the outset, the 24,000 incorporated societies in New Zealand are commonly known as clubs, associations, or federations, and they operate for no financial gain for their members. They arrange the sporting events for our kids, the coaches in our clubs, the environmental petitions that they bring, and the enriching of marae with Māori cultural values around the country—so lots of things that we could recognise as very good for our society. It's important to have up-to-date legislation in this area. 