Coming back to the bill, we live in a beautiful country, but one in five New Zealanders are supplied with drinking water that is not guaranteed to be safe from bacterial contamination. That's why this Government and Minister Mahuta have brought in a comprehensive range of programmes to help with the three waters reform, and the Water Services Bill is an important part of that substantial reform. At the moment, we've got 67 different councils around the country which are dealing with waste water, stormwater, and drinking water in different ways. There has to be a way of making the system consistent so that we are complying with all of the safety issues. What happened with Havelock North—where four people died and 5,500 people became ill—should not be repeated again, and here is an opportunity to prevent another one of these incidents from happening.