Of course, as with all societies, organisations, companies, there are going to be disputes, and so it's very good to see the sort of level of dispute resolution that is being allowed for here. This is a bill that deals with the procedures for dealing with conflicts of interest, which back in 1998 was probably not something that people took that seriously. But obviously now they do, and rightly so. It's a bill that is going to allow a difference of treatment depending on the size of the society in terms of their assets and also their income. I note that the balance date for each of the two preceding accounting periods—the current assets of a society less than $50,000 will, in fact, enable that society to be treated as a small society and therefore not have such stringent responsibilities. I think that's a very sensible thing. No doubt a future Parliament will decide that that limit will need to be raised again, as we see it has been over the years where whatever figure that Parliament sets, we tend to end up having to revisit it not very long afterwards. 