Just to respond to the point that the Hon Judith Collins made in relation to clauses 53 and 54—and I just make the point that I think it is important that our statutory framework does give a signal to members who take on the task and the role of being a committee member or an executive member of an incorporated society, even if it only has modest cash flows and modest assets, that nevertheless if the incorporated society is entering into contracts, taking on obligations, then it is important that those making those decisions do so with appropriate solemnity and take seriously the capacity of the incorporated society to bear those obligations. So I have no objection particularly to clause 53 and the requirement that an officer must not agree to activities that would put creditors at risk. I think that's an appropriate signal to send and a reminder to those who sit on those committees that, actually, amidst all the fun of the tennis club or the racing club or the whatever, or the trade union—the part of—because that's a lot of fun as we know, there are some serious obligations that go with it.