Hon NANAIA MAHUTA (Minister of Local Government): I thank the member for the question. Many of the issues facing marae communities are facing small rural suppliers. So, much in the same way that I've responded in so far as Taumata Arowai, working with small rural suppliers, the same approach will apply to Māori suppliers in the nature of their scheme. Several marae throughout the country are not connected to the core of the public infrastructure; they do have to find on-site solutions. They do periodically hold significant hui. So Taumata Arowai, just as it's been working with small rural suppliers has also been working alongside a cluster of marae that have very different ways of sourcing and providing water within their community—but that's, again, to find practical solutions.