CHRISTOPHER LUXON (National—Botany): Look, I want to talk today about the Government's three waters reforms, because while we as the National Party are very much aligned with the Government around water management in this country—we started off the three waters review back in 2017—we fundamentally agree that there is a case for change and that we need to do something more than the status quo. We believe fundamentally that our infrastructure investment is suffering and that we've got ageing infrastructure. We know we've got to upgrade it. We've got to seriously do something about it. We've got challenges with safety standards. We've seen that with Havelock North, we've seen it with lead in Otago, we've seen boil notices across small towns all across this country, and we understand that there's a need for us to do something about that. We know that there is risk to our environment. We've got burst pipes in Wellington, we've got leakage in Auckland, we've got overflowing sewage on the beaches in Auckland. We've got a lot of things to do. 