Then the Minister went on to quote: " '… Federated Farmers is committed to engaging with Taumata Arowai to ensure that acceptable solutions are fit for purpose and provide for safe drinking water at a reasonable cost, with as little compliance hassle as possible. However, at this stage at least, there are still many uncertainties.' ". And she said, "In saying that, they've indicated at the end of the letter 'Thank you again for hearing our concerns and responding to them.' and they would welcome maintaining a dialogue with myself and officials to develop win-win solutions." Now, we support win-win solutions on this side of the House, but it was really interesting that I've just received an email last night from Federated Farmers, who have quickly pointed out that there was a paragraph that was left out of the letter that the Minister read in the House in her response to Penny Simmonds last week. And that says, "On balance, Federated Farmers continues to prefer an exemption for small rural suppliers. Although we are open on whether the cut off should be 50 or a smaller number, with a focus instead on education and information, including developing best practice guidance."