Now, new clause 65B says that an incorporated society, to be registered, is either a worker or an engager. So if we're thinking of it in terms of the engager—so not the union, but maybe the people putting together a film—the requirement is that "(2)(a) the object or an object of the society is to promote its members' collective work interests;". I'm not quite sure what that would mean in terms of an engagers' organisation, to promote—the "object of the society is to promote its members' collective work interests". I would have thought, you know, most of the engager organisations would be focused on strengthening the industry, dealing with the Government of the day and international advertising, making things work. But the "members' collective work interests"—I'm just not quite sure what that exactly means and how that necessarily applies to the engager side of it.