Unfortunately, this is reflective of a Labour Government that continues to rain down regulatory reform on rural New Zealand, and is simply not listening to rural New Zealand. There are tens of thousands of small rural water schemes in New Zealand, estimated between 70,000 to 100,000. These range from someone letting their neighbour draw water from their bore, to water schemes that primarily feed stock and some houses draw water from them, to farmers that supply water to their home as well as to their workers' homes, to marae, as well as holiday home schemes. Under this bill, those rural water schemes will be required to meet inappropriate and disproportionate obligations, such as: producing drinking water safety plans, risk management plans, consumer complaints processes, and it goes on and on. This is reflective of regulatory reform that this Labour Government is raining down on rural New Zealand, which is putting the community under huge stress. I cannot stress that enough. I'm hearing this again and again and again throughout rural New Zealand, that they cannot keep up with the pace of change and the regulatory reforms that this Government is requiring and bringing down on them, and making them complete more and more and more paperwork to comply with the rules that the Government is bringing in rather than getting on with the job. Let's remember that rural New Zealand comprises approximately 600,000 people. That's the biggest population group outside of Auckland. This Labour Government simply isn't listening to them.