Hon Dr DAVID CLARK: —because there's bound to be heaps of good local folk contributing there through those things. Bowls clubs, rugby clubs across New Zealand, bridge clubs—the Levin Bridge Club, Tennis Otago Inc., Nelson Netball Centre Inc.—all of these people are contributing to our society, and it's appropriate that they have modern legislation to support them in their efforts, to make sure that the dispute resolution processes that they need are in place, to make sure that their financial statements meet certain standards. I should mention that for smaller outfits, they will not have the same requirements on them. But we do expect, of course, transparent reporting, none the less. The decision was taken not to include all societies because we recognise that some smaller ones will not necessarily have the ability to produce those high-level accounting standards, and I think that's a reasonable way to approach this. Of course, all these things can get hashed out in select committee, and I do commend the select committee to this work, because I think it's very important work. 