You can think of the Guardians as the people in charge of the Venture Capital Fund. They get to choose who will help manage the investments. The Guardians can pick one or more people, including government departments, to manage parts of the fund. They must clearly state what powers and rights the chosen person has. You need to know that the Guardians' choices are subject to certain rules, like sections 19 to 24 and Part 1 of Schedule 1. This means the Guardians must follow those rules when making their decisions. The rules in this section do not limit what the Guardians can do under section 17 of the Crown Entities Act 2004. The Guardians have the power to make these decisions, and they must be careful about who they choose to help manage the investments. They must also make sure the chosen person knows what they can and cannot do. This helps keep everything organised and fair.