I also want to respond to questions raised by the Hon Eugenie Sage MP, who was a member of the Health Committee, which considered the bill. At the late stage of committee deliberations, the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment wrote to the committee and suggested that the provisions in the bill enabling Taumata Arowai to have oversight of the environmental performance of three waters infrastructure should be relabelled. The committee received advice and changed the name of these powers and functions to "infrastructure performers". In retrospect, this was the wrong decision. The Government always intended Taumata Arowai to have oversight of the environmental performance of three waters infrastructure, and this role is reflected throughout the objectives and functions of Taumata Arowai—the Water Services Regulator Act 2020, which was passed last year. 