In attempting this, they have discovered that, as we have already heard, there is inconsistency between section 4 and section 6 of the Act. This bill clarifies the powers of the Girl Guides Association (New Zealand Branch) Incorporation Act 1942 to allow it to dispose of property that it deems "necessary or desirable for promoting the welfare" of its organisation and the young women it serves. I appreciate the concerns that have been raised, but we can be confident that the Girl Guides Association will use these powers wisely. We know that the Girl Guides Association is steeped in tradition. It has proven over the years to also be nimble and remain relevant to young women in New Zealand over many decades and generations. 