As it stands, the Companies Office is still required by legislation to charge and use money collected as fees separately for each of its 16 different registers. Money collected from users can't be used to fund the administration of another register—that's the way the legislation is currently drafted. It can't pool any of those funds to use for the good of the registry systems as a whole, nor to make things fairer for the smaller users of registry systems; for example, the incorporated societies, trusts, and others that also use registry systems. So once regulations are set using the levy-making power in the bill, the Companies Office will be able to collect and use money more flexibly across the registry system as a whole, and that will lead to more appropriate and efficient use of the money by the Companies Office.