Thirdly, we welcome standardising transparent and clearer financial reporting for incorporated societies—absolutely. I have to say, my mother signed me up as a junior member of the Māori Women's Welfare League when I was 15, and the first thing they did was make me the treasurer. I have been doing books for 40 years, somewhere or other, and depending on what organisation we were in and the scale of our operations, the intricacies and the accounting you need to learn or the money you had to pay for sometimes very—maybe, if you're lucky—asset rich, but usually cash-poor organisations. So we still have a concern that financial reporting will still be a burden for some of those smaller ones, and we see that "small" has been defined as operating payments of below $10,000, assets of below $30,000, and that it is not a donee organisation under the Income Tax Act. We're hoping that rather than the Minister using their powers to change these thresholds later via an order, we can do it this time; we can make it really, really sensible for those small organisations now. I am so very mindful of those thousands and thousands of volunteers out there who could do without the extra paperwork. 