We do acknowledge that the Health Committee did make a change that went through that also ensured that the Director-General of Health must consult with the Director of Public Health, which is a good thing because it is a lot of power to have. And I know that there will be reservations across New Zealand for putting that power in place, but I also want to note that while there are a lot of benefits for fluoride in the water reducing a lot of dental decay in New Zealand, we can't pretend that this will solve the whole problem. We also need to point to a very salient issue, which is, simply, personal responsibility. This bill won't do everything to reduce dental decay in New Zealand. It will do a lot but we do need more parental responsibility that people are looking after their children, giving them the care that they need, looking after their tooth health, because that helps give children the best start to life. We see that through the hospitalisations that can be decreased. So this is not going to solve all of the problems—it will solve a lot of it, but there's still a lot more that we can do in general.