Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes, particularly the Government's work around three waters. In our proposal to establish four publicly owned entities to take responsibility of drinking-water, waste-water, and stormwater infrastructure across New Zealand, the data released today shows that our reforms will save ratepayers thousands of dollars, create thousands of new jobs. These changes are one part of a package of proposed reforms following the inquiry into the Havelock North drinking-water outbreak. We want to ensure that we have safe water infrastructure across the country to avoid situations like the campylobacter outbreaks we had in Havelock North, and this is crucial to that goal. As we undertake our economic recovery, these new entities will upgrade infrastructure for our most precious natural resource, which will not only help rein in increasing costs for households but provide local jobs while contributing to regional economies.