reword to sound better: Presently, section 181 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) offers sufficient flexibility for directors to consider all relevant interests. This adaptability is crucial due to the diverse nature of companies, allowing each board of directors to tailor their duties to their specific circumstances. The Senate Committee asserts that considering the company's interests encompasses ensuring its ongoing well-being, allowing directors to advance various interests and objectives as long as they ultimately benefit the company. CAMAC was questioned on whether the Corporations Act should be amended to explicitly address the interests of specific shareholder classes in decision-making. Their conclusion, aligning with arguments presented here, suggests that proposed changes fail to offer meaningful clarity for directors while potentially muddying their accountability.