MICHAEL WOOD (Labour—Mt Roskill): I'm just going to very briefly have one further go at this, because I think possibly members on this side and the member in the chair are talking at cross-purposes. So, for absolute clarity, I would say that members here understand and support the point that the member in the chair has just made—that we want to see this issue fixed whereby these organisations have been told that they, effectively, have to report according to two different sets of financial standards. That's the core purpose of this legislation. We support that. No one wants that extra burden to be placed upon them, which also puts them in a precarious probity position. 