Speaking of the SOP, today's draft Supplementary Order Paper seeks to make a few amendments to the original bill. Primarily, though, it proposes to amend the bill to give decision-making authority on community water fluoridation to the Director-General of Health, as has been stated on several occasions tonight, rather than the DHBs as was originally proposed. Of course, this is a sensible and practical response not only to the recent health reform announcements by Minister Little, which will see the phasing out of DHBs, but despite that phasing out of DHBs the change in and of itself makes sense because, in a nutshell, the Director-General of Health has at their disposal better resources—better resources to make important, informed decisions.