Why now do we question whether the Auckland Council is doing what probably is normally the appropriate thing in forward planning over the amount of water that they need? It seems like it's far too picky and criticising the council unnecessarily when they're actually putting their hands up and saying, "Our city is growing. Our infrastructure is not up to scratch. We need to do something about it. We want to put in a consent for 200 million litres." Because the problem they may have is that, if they get their extra 25 or extra 50 and then in five or 10 years' time they come back and go, "Ah, we need more again.", we have to wait another seven years or hope that a Minister calls it in. Why is he now criticising the Auckland Council for trying to do the right thing and forward plan?