Hon JULIE ANNE GENTER (Green): Tēnā koe, Madam Chair; tēnā koutou e te Whare. The Green Party is supporting this bill, but I want to raise a really specific issue that I know I've discussed with the Minister in the chair, Poto Williams, before, and that has to do with the submission from Master Plumbers and specifically on how this regime could help ensure that people can be assured that their tapware for drinking-water is safe. My understanding is that some tests that have been undertaken of random products in New Zealand have shown that there are tapware products for drinking water that are leaching unsafe levels of lead, sometimes as high as 18 times higher than what the Ministry of Health currently deems is safe. But on top of that, what is deemed safe and our current tolerable limit for lead is, arguably, way too high. You know, the United States, Canada, parts of Europe, and now Australia are moving towards a zero-lead or a lead-free standard for all drinking-water tapware products. Within Australia, my understanding of the way that their compliance regime works is that there has to be mandatory third-party testing to ensure that the products are safe.