The purpose of this bill is to clarify and confirm the powers of the Girl Guides Association of New Zealand Inc. so that it can deal with its assets freely, and this includes the disposition of property which has been gifted to it on trust. There's an argument that under the 1942 Act, some dispositions may be inconsistent with the requirements of section 6 of that Act, but this bill will put it beyond doubt that the association can sell or otherwise dispose of its property, provided it's consistent with the objects of the association. The objects of the association are relatively lengthy. They're set out in the association's constitution, but they do include: "To advance education by the special training and instruction of girls of New Zealand in the principles of discipline, loyalty, good citizenship, and service for others and by the development of their character", and those certainly are good objects. 