I should add, before I go any further, that I am deputising for Mark Cameron, our rural issues spokesperson, who was taken away from Parliament this afternoon. He was deputising for Simon Court, our environment and infrastructure spokesman, who is incarcerated in his house in Te Atatū under what they call alert level 3 in Auckland. It just goes to show the benefits of voting to get more ACT MPs in, you never know when you might need a series of them to get a speech up on a bill like this. And it really matters what sort of regulations we have for three waters, because we have problems, real problems. We know about lead in Dunedin, campylobacter in Havelock North, sewage on the Auckland beaches where 50 to 100 days a year, instead of cleaning the water, the council puts out a sign saying, "No swimming today, there's too much sewage on the beach."