So various options have been explored for dealing with Otimai, but the fact of the matter is that it's a loss-making enterprise, and it's not feasible for the girl guides, in their view, to hold on to that property. So because it's not financially viable, it's in the interests of the Girl Guides Association of New Zealand and its members that it's sold and the proceeds are reinvested back into the association. So the bill will, in essence, enable the association to make decisions which are in the best interests of the girls and young women that it serves. Whilst this generous gift of the Wilson family is recognised, it was given over 90 years ago, and the way the world operates, the activities that are engaged in, and the circumstances of the Girl Guides Association have changed. 