Not every council has community boards, but, in the Far North, we do have community boards. They are members who are elected into those positions by their community and so, therefore, they will be captured by this legislation. So I just wanted to talk to a couple of things that the members are required to include, the information they are required to include in their return: the names of any companies which they are directors of, but also every other company or business or entity that they may gain a pecuniary interest from. The next one is if the member is employed. Now, I do know that in the local government space, while it is a very busy role it is not well remunerated and many elected members do undertake other work as well. So it is important that that is disclosed somewhere, particularly if it's going to be the subject of any of the decisions that they are making. It also includes the name of any trust in to which the member has a beneficial interest, or the name of any organisation or trust, and a description of the main activities that the member is a member of, the organisation or a member of the governing body of the organisation or a trustee of the trust.