TANGI UTIKERE (Labour—Palmerston North): Tēnā koe, Mr Speaker. I'm happy to take a brief call on this particular bill because, following my maiden statement, this was the first proposed piece of legislation that I had the opportunity to make a contribution on in the House at first reading. So while my memory of that serves myself quite well, actually, I none the less had a look back at Hansard to see, actually, what comments I had made at the time. For me it was around the importance of water supply and safe water supply to communities up and down New Zealand, but also that we were brought into line with international practice and also that this would also provide some certainty and confidence for the community. Having reviewed the Health Committee's report on this particular bill, I can see that they have taken a sensible approach to the consideration of it, that they have come back with some sensible recommendations as a result that the Minister has touched on, and on that basis I am delighted to be able to commend this bill to the House. 