Hon Dr DAVID CLARK (Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs): Like an individual, an incorporated society is born, and one day, eventually, dies. Its birth is the incorporation process, and its death is the winding up process. This bill will better regulate the birth of societies in Parts 2 and 5 respectively. However, the bill's main impact will be felt between these two events, while the society is alive and well, and that's dealt with in Parts 3 and 4 of the bill. The obligations in Part 3 and 4 covered in the bill are comprehensive. They govern the way a society is administered and will set out mechanisms for enforcing these obligations.