Also, the Minister last time talked about how this is going to be incredibly cost effective for these smaller schemes, whether they are registered or non-registered. Well, in the regulatory impact statement, when they thought that there were around 5,000 small suppliers, the range was between $154 million to $409 million for capital expenditure for those small suppliers and between $24 million and $110 million in annual operating expenditure. Now, I'm not sure where the Minister got her cost effective data from, but that doesn't sound terribly cost effective to me, to small rural water schemes with a low number of users. So what we've got here now is an incredible mishmash of legislation trying to be applied one-size-fits-all across a whole range, from big water suppliers through to small registered water suppliers through to thousands of small unregistered water suppliers. I'd have to say, if I was Taumata Arowai I would be quaking in my boots as to how we're going to round up all these small schemes, let alone monitor them and look at their reporting.