The third aspect of the SOP I want to mention is Schedule 3 of the bill. It sets out the process by which the existing 24,000 societies can re-register under the new regime. Under clause 7 of Schedule 3, the registrar will re-register an existing society once the society has sent in a "properly completed application". The items that must be included in the application to make it complete are set out in clause 5. They include the name of the society, the name and details of the contact person, and the information prescribed by the regulations. Essentially, it's important to minimise the disruption that existing societies endure when they're going through that re-registration process. So in that context, given that some societies will inevitably make very small mistakes or omissions in their re-registration applications, the Supplementary Order Paper proposes to provide the registrar with the power to waive minor or technical non-compliance issues with applications, and a power to allow re-registration subject to conditions such as an obligation to provide certain information within a month.