GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): Thank you, Madam Speaker. As MPs, we're required to do quite a few things in our electorates, and one of the ones that comes up a lot is we attend AGMs. Now, I'm sure everyone here in the House will remember the last AGM they were at, perhaps. The next one I'm attending is the Ngaio Crofton Downs Residents Association AGM tonight—and all these meetings we're at, they're one of 24,000 incorporated societies around New Zealand that until now have been operating under a 1908 piece of legislation. Well, I think most of us here will agree that a piece of legislation that still talks about pounds and shillings in its sanctions regime probably does need a bit of updating, and that's what this legislation is here to do. It incorporates organisations like political clubs, social clubs, and recreational and religious groups. It really does go across the spectrum, and at 24,000, there's probably not many of us New Zealanders whose life is not in some way affected. 