So what we're suggesting because we are now in the third reading is that it would be useful if this matter—and the Minister agreed—was brought back for a review to the select committee in say a year's time to see if any of these unintended but possible consequences have actually occurred. I think that that would be a way through for the Minister and for Parliament to be able to do most of—as I say, most of this bill we're perfectly happy with but it is, of course, that unintended consequence. I think, as we have seen, people do sign up to be the treasurer or the secretary because we have a culture of volunteerism in New Zealand. We're very fortunate. We and other democratic countries tend to have that more than, say, those countries that were brought up under communism, for instance, where they don't have volunteerism.