Even another very interesting part of this bill is the fact a quorum—who would've thought that you would have to ensure that bodies corporate actually had a quorum, but, actually, you do. It also addresses the matter of proxy voting. Again, those parades of people that come to our electoral offices, often there have been—and I won't, sort of, cast too many aspersions on those who perhaps—and one incident I know where they inevitably held their corporate meetings when there was an All Blacks game on to ensure that, probably, those people may not have actually had the time or interest in attending the meeting. So to ensure that there are basic meeting requirements around ensuring that there is a quorum—also just ensuring that no one shareholder, that the person cannot act as a proxy for more than a certain proportion of the ownership—again, all these basic things, but when you look at this bill, you suddenly see, in the absence of these provisions, just why we have had so many problems and why we do get, as I say, this parade of people to our electorate offices looking for this.