Just one final comment from me is around A and P shows. Having part of my electorate be rural, these are a really important feature of the rural calendar, and we've had them in Balclutha and Middlemarch and Northern Taieri. There was some discussion, at several points of the long history of this Act, about including A and P shows into the legislation. In fact, they have been carved out; they will remain under the Minister of Agriculture and the Agricultural and Pastoral Societies Act. The submission made by the Royal Agricultural Society, on behalf of its 96 A and P society members, stated that all its members wished to remain firmly under the Agricultural and Pastoral Societies Act. So, for anybody in my electorate who is concerned that this is going to make changes to those A and P bodies, that do such a fantastic job in putting on events that promote farming and rural life and bring our communities together, you don't need to worry; you are still being governed under the Agricultural and Pastoral Societies Act. There is some concern that that Act is outdated and incomplete and inconsistent with modern governance principles and practices, but I am sure there will be another opportunity to look at that, and, in the meantime, for the other incorporated societies that are captured by this bill, I do commend it to the House.