Some of the association's long-held properties have become uneconomic to hold, and the association's finances have become, whilst not parlous, a little strained. So clause 4 of the bill replaces section 4 of the principal Act to clarify that the association has the power to dispose of property of all kinds, including kinds that have been held on trust. Clause 4(4) of the bill makes it clear that the power to sell or otherwise dispose of property set out in clause 4 will override any limitation set out elsewhere in the Act, including section 6, where it states that "Despite section 6 and any statutory trust that it recognises, this section applies even if the trust terms would not, without this section, permit the disposition of property." 