They're using, again, a centralised model. We had it in the House last week; we had the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Bill. If it wasn't for the National Party caucus members, the word "rural" would not have even been in that Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Bill. I'm really concerned about this three waters piece of legislation that exactly—over and over again under this Government—750,000 people who live in rural New Zealand are going to miss out. So I get really concerned about this one share for 50,000 people. Now, Angela Roberts will know this, because Angela's the list MP in Taranaki - King Country, which I'm the MP for. We represent about 65,000 people across eight councils. So there are eight councils either in, or partly in, the Taranaki - King Country electorate. So when we talk about one share for 50,000 people, and there's 65,000 people across that whole area, and some people are in entity B and some people are in other entities, it's just absolutely ridiculous to think that anyone that lives on a rural road in rural New Zealand is going to end up getting a say in any one of these four entities as proposed by the Government.