Now, I'm often asked, when I'm out and about, why Parliament is so adversarial. Why can't we work together to get the best outcome? And, you know, we really wanted to do that this time. We really wanted to support this bill. We agree that so much of this is the right thing to do. Taumata Arowai is going to mean that standards are set and are monitored, and we really want to show our support for that. The problem is that 80 percent of this bill covers sensible restrictions and sensible requirements for large-scale water suppliers, but there is a disproportionate and burdensome obligation on smaller water schemes. And now I have found that it's not only the 75,000 to 100,000 small rural water schemes that aren't registered, but there's also a small group of registered water suppliers—very small water suppliers—around 500 of them, and 200 of those are community owned.