It's a great pleasure to move that the Ombudsmen (Protection of Name) Amendment Bill be now read a third time. This bill does something that's very simple: it affords the proper protection that the Office of the Ombudsmen should properly have in this country. The way it works at the moment is that it is possible for a Chief Ombudsman to grant the use of the name "Ombudsman" to other organisations who wish to use it. The current wording in the Act actually started a proposition that the name should not be used by other organisations, but there is this discretion, and that discretion has been exercised so that on at least a couple of occasions, private organisations doing investigations similar to what the Government Ombudsman does can use that name. 