One of the main issues that the National Party has concerns with is around the clauses 53 and 54, and the cut and paste job that was done out of the Companies Act, where it's lifted sections 135 and 136 out of the Companies Act and dumped them into this bill. But unfortunately, when it comes out of the Companies Act and goes into this Act, it's not just targeting companies, it's actually targeting very small organisations and volunteer groups. It's a classic example of creating blanket law, which will eventually deliver unintended consequences. So clauses 53 and 54 now are designed for corporate structures, but those corporate structures also have limited liability status. What we've got now is that the same types of rules are now dropped into the Incorporated Societies Bill. We've had a quote from Justice Goddard which I think summarised it very nicely, but there is big concern about this. I sincerely hope that the Minister will commit to a review in one year, and also make sure that incorporated societies are well informed about the changes that are in this bill. Thank you very much, Mr Speaker.