Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister for the Environment): Well, I haven't criticised them; I'm just saying that they're not necessarily right to get it all from this source. I think that there's been great progress made in the last couple of weeks, maybe in part because of the pressure that was brought upon the system by Mayor Goff's application through this process, that's true—that that's sort of triggered a conversation. It's also had a bit of pushback, which has triggered some other conversations which needed to be had. I think we're on the way to solving these issues, to the extent that they can be solved, and I make the point again that Auckland this summer will have no more capacity to pump than the 25 million litres per day extra that they already have in respect of winter and will get for summer.