It is good that we have stepped up and modernised this particular piece of legislation. I think this piece of legislation answers many of the problems that I think many societies and many members of societies and their officers have experienced over the years. So it's good to see, with some specificity, what must be in the constitution of an incorporated society, and, once again, to reiterate that members cannot gain financially from being a member of the incorporated society or indeed an officer of it. There is clarity about the election of officers. There is now at least a signal towards some dispute resolution—it is possible to put into an incorporated society's constitution and rules the ways to resolve disputes, including arbitration, providing it doesn't cut across other statutory rights that people may have. That, I think, is very good.