What happens in the accounting profession, because a lot of people on these boards are actually doing it as professional accountants and lawyers but not really actually charging. But there's one thing that we have observed which goes back to the society's powers in an administrative and financial sense, and, you know, there's some simple questions about what happens when you buy, sell, or exchange property, or you enter a lease. I think under this new format that's not quite—the arc hasn't quite been drawn where it matches up. That also begs the question is that surplus assets—if a club sells land, let's say it's got a car park or a building or a farm, then what is it that happens to that asset? At the moment, the law proposes it requires surplus assets to be pointed towards a charitable trust. I mean, that's their property right and it should be respected. So in that sense, we see that as a step backwards because the individual society should be able to decide where money should go under its constitution.