The committee sought permission to delay consideration of this a number of times, and Jamie Strange had to go to the Minister and explain that we were working to improve it. I'm surprised, actually, that we were able to, because I think the many things that Andrew Bayly said—I agree that the Minister is in a rush to do some of these things, but, actually, I think we struck the right balance. And small incorporated societies now won't have the same burden they were going to have, and the Minister's come forward with a Supplementary Order Paper to add a little bit of clarity around a new incorporated society, which makes sense. They still have to be accountable; they still have to report. But it doesn't make sense for them to report to the standard of a large organisation or incorporated society when, in some cases, they have only a few meetings and their purpose is specific and the cost of meeting those requirements with the audit would be greater in some cases than the income that they had. So those are the changes that we sought. I've heard, since we pushed for that, that many incorporated societies now believe they have been listened to by the committee.