I have also been involved in some of these incorporated societies where we were promoting films, or ethnic communities where they're dealing with works of promoting cultural events, for example. The burden on some of these communities is that, when they need to do the accounting or the auditing, often the cost to actually deal with those are more expensive or even higher than any income that they might actually earn as a society for the work that they do as volunteers. The work that the Government has actually done in terms of changing the draft bill to where it is now I think is something where I look forward to the submission process. When small societies are not required to comply with the external reporting board accounting standards, I think it's actually probably a good thing, but I will actually wait for the submissions process to see whether it's actually going to work or whether it already causes a problem at the moment. But I know for a fact that, for the organisations that I was involved with, they would have much rather not have had the burden of those costs.