Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I totally reject the premise of that question. The idea of seizing assets, I would completely reject. What we all have a duty to do—and I would've thought that the Opposition would be, of course, all too familiar with the reason that this work started: people in Havelock North were made incredibly sick and some died because of issues with water in New Zealand and its provision. Work was started and completed and then, as a result, we've undertaken a reform process. Our desire has always been to work alongside local government to try and find the best way to ensure we gain efficiencies and outcomes from our water infrastructure that we can all be proud of: safe drinking water, decent investment in infrastructure that allows the housing growth we need, and for our environment to no longer see sewage pumped into our waterways. That is why we've undergone this process. If the member wants to stand still and allow all of that to continue, it's her prerogative. 