On top of these changes, it's important that I mention that there is a retrospective validation in this legislation, but it's important to note that the retrospective validation is not a blanket validation for non-compliance. It's only for entities that have been complying with the Charities Act 2005. They will be getting this retrospective validation. So, yes, the bill is intended to validate matters generally understood to be lawful, but are in fact unlawful, but they are unlawful as a result of a technical error. So it's a bill that fixes this technical error in the principal Act; that is, the Auckland Regional Amenities Funding Act 2008, by changing the standard that is in the Charities Act 2005 for financial reporting for these amenities. All these nine amenities are really looking forward to seeing this bill passed, because they are sitting with this burden of non-compliance at the moment. This legislation was absolutely needed to fix this technical error. Without this legislation, we could not fix this error. 