Now, I would like to cover the three main aspects of the bill as I see them. First, the bill lists the matters that must be included in a society's constitution, and that includes procedures for resolving internal disputes. Those are the things, as I've just mentioned, that we see as MPs and electorate MPs up and down the country too often, sadly, where a dispute has emerged in one of those incorporated societies, and too many constitutions don't currently contain dispute resolution rules. That leads to unnecessary and damaging delay and confusion in addressing internal disputes, and this bill provides a remedy by requiring societies to have dispute resolution rules that meet natural justice standards. That change will help societies to focus their efforts on what they're about—on their purpose—rather than on internal disputes, and on serving society on the very purposes they've been set up with, instead of spending their time in the courts.