PENNY SIMMONDS (National—Invercargill): Thank you, Mr Chair. Thank you, Minister Verrall, for your answers to those questions. Minister, the concern, I suppose, is the context in which this bill is sitting of a number of centralisations of vocational education, of DHBs, of mandating of vaccinations, and so it's really a question around implementation. Around the roll-out for COVID vaccinations, there was a vacuum which allowed all sorts of other opinions to grow legs. My concern around this is the implementation of the fluoridation of drinking water. What education or what implementation information is going to go out so that there isn't a groundswell of people who are anti the fluoridation of drinking water, because we definitely heard in the submissions that a number of people are deeply suspicious, and I suppose, when we see this sitting within the context of a lot of centralised decision-making, it will add to that sense of distrust. So my question is around information sharing, education, and ensuring that people are in the right space to be able to accept fluoridation of water supplies.