This week they've come up with a report—it's the report of the Rural Supplies Technical Working Group—that has 30 recommendations. Those recommendations would not be able to be made and we would not be able listen to them as a Government if they had not continued to engage with us. In an article earlier this year, Bryan Cadogan spoke about the difference between the urban issues of water and the rural. For the urban issues, if you stop the three waters reform process you open yourself up to a world of financial pain. For the rural sector, continuity of supply is the key issue. So a nuanced approach has to be taken. It is not as simple as simply dreaming up something quickly at the last minute, as ACT is proposing to do. This is the culmination of years and years of work.