I know many of them did make the case to Government and the Minister previously. The officials fought the corner on behalf of the Minister for a very long time as to why we couldn't do the things we wanted to in the committee. They kept bringing forward reasons. We challenged their logic and turned it around, and I've got to say, Minister, I equally praise your officials because, when you said to Jamie Strange, "OK, let's do this.", officials came in and made it look like it was their idea—or at least your idea. But the good news here for the incorporated societies is that the committee dug in, we did the work that they asked us to do, and that is the reason this bill has support of all of the House—not because, actually, we just want to cooperate, but because, actually, it was improved to the degree that now it will achieve what it needs to. It will give a clearer set of rules for incorporated societies, but it will not overburden the smaller societies unreasonably, unnecessarily with cost. 