Not only that; it is deceptive. Let's talk about the bribes that have been rolled out to local government across New Zealand—bribes; so-called no worse-off funding—in order simply to not speak ill of the Government. I know councils around New Zealand using that money for roundabouts and cycleways. Tell me how that is going to improve the three waters assets and delivery in this country. Back on the subject of deception, the Government has engaged in the most deceptive advertising regime this country has seen. It has blamed local councils, on a TV ad, for the quality of our waterways. It has spent millions of dollars of taxpayer money to publicise blatant lies. Councils are furious. It is ducking and diving and dissembling and dismissing, and today we have in front of us the first bill in a suite of bills that will tear three waters assets out of the hands of local ratepayers and into the gaping jaw of the behemoth that has become the Wellington bureaucracy. What this reform proposes is a smorgasbord of messy, complicated, convoluted governance structures. Nobody knows who will own what or what share of ownership anybody will have.