In keeping with the progressive nation that this country is, that was two years before the formation of the girl guides in Britain in 1910, and the British organisation was formally incorporated by royal charter—which is a little unusual—in 1922. So in 1928, the Peace Scouts became Girlguiding, and the New Zealand association joined the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts—probably the first ever WAGGGS group—as a founding member. I do want to recognise that at about this time, there were some groups that were modelled on the Girl Guides Association in the UK as well, including in Auckland, which was led by a woman by the name of Wilson—I think it was Lucinda and Bertha Wilson. 