The current statute that they're operating under is 114 years old, and that is why it is so good to be updating it in a way that I hope will be enduring for perhaps another 114 years. While world leading at the time, the current statute has a real focus on the creation of societies and on their winding up. It has a whole lot less to say about how they operate during their life cycle—how they should conduct themselves in the interim. Really, if we look at the issues that we see as MPs—and electorate MPs up and down the country will be familiar with this—it is really important that this Act is reformed and that it speaks to those issues which come in through our electorate offices, often in the form of conflict, when it comes to unclear guidance as to how those institutions should conduct themselves.