Really importantly too, Taumata Arowai has more tools and a much more comprehensive compliance, monitoring, and enforcement regime. It's got the ability to issue compliance orders, the ability to have infringement offences, and also a requirement to do much more comprehensive monitoring. The Havelock North inquiry was damning about the previous system for regulating drinking water. It found that district health boards had taken no formal enforcement action over 11 years between 2007 and 2018. That's why it's really disappointing that the National Party, having established the inquiry into the Havelock North contamination, is not supporting this bill, because we need an effective regulator, and we need one which has got adequate compliance monitoring and enforcement powers.