The other issue in terms of responding to community water suppliers, those smaller suppliers, is that our amendments suggest that Taumata Arowai have a greater power to exempt classes of suppliers and that also Taumata Arowai have much more flexibility around its review of drinking-water safety plans and compliance monitoring, so that, as the Minister noted, these are proportionate to the scale, complexity, and risk profile of the drinking-water supplier. So this flexibility, the work that Taumata Arowai is doing alongside people in the sector, alongside Irrigation New Zealand and others, to develop flexible solutions, to develop off-the-shelf solutions, we think, will provide the flexibility to enable community suppliers to continue to operate. And I think it is irresponsible of the National Party to threaten to block this bill and oppose it—well, not block it, to oppose it, when they set up the Havelock North inquiry, when they have made many statements about wanting to ensure that drinking water is safe, and now they are potentially opposing it when there have been some significant changes to the bill as introduced to respond to the submissions from smaller rural suppliers and community water suppliers.