As an MP and a candidate beforehand, I think we've all been privileged to build long-lasting and meaningful relationships with many incorporated societies in our respective electorates and communities and I, especially in the Chinese community, am no exception. Through my journey of interacting with these incorporated societies, I realise there are some very, very exceptional societies out there who do so much mahi for our community. They are a place where our community can gather, and especially for a migrant community, they are a source of information. People feel like they have a sense of belonging when they come together and meet every week or every month, and they also sense a collective voice so they can find some sort of strength and unity. But obviously we know through our experiences that not every day is a smooth-sailing day and sometimes incorporated societies do fall, and that's where I think that this bill, in terms of the dispute resolution mechanisms that we are putting into it, is going to be extremely helpful so that we can actually spell out what happens when things aren't always so right.