Dr EMILY HENDERSON (Labour—Whangārei) (remote): Kia ora e te Māngai o te Whare. It's a pleasure to take a call on this beautiful afternoon in Whangārei, speaking to you in Wellington. Not far from where you sit now, Madam Speaker, is the Star Boating Club, and it was at the turn of the last century that members of the Star Boating Club approached members of this House with a request that measures for governing their group be made easier, because the options in those days were trusts—and pretty much only trusts. They requested some way to organise the legalities of their enterprise, which of course, has done us so proud over the years with so many international stars arising out of it. They requested a mechanism to make things easier for them to do what they did best. And so this House obliged with the Incorporated Societies Act. It's a great pleasure now, 114 years later, to rise to support the modernisation of that bill. Just as I can now speak to you on a hybrid Parliament, just as the Star Boating Club continues to do great work and produce wonderful stars, including such people as my brother-in-law, Nick Cousins, who represented New Zealand at one point, so too this Act needs modernisation so it can continue its work. 