If I could point to the select committee report and their consideration of the Estimates, we spent a lot of time discussing aspects of the three waters reform, which I think should be further fleshed out in this debate. The Better-off funding, for example, in our conversation around its intent, which was foreshadowed at the local government conference in July last year, in order to ensure that councils would be able to better participate in the reform programme, the Better-off funding was intended to ensure that we could support local communities to transition to a sustainable and low emissions economy, including by building resilience to climate change and natural hazards. The funding could be used to enable housing development and growth, with a focus on brownfield and infill development opportunities, where those are available, and could support local place-making and improvements in community wellbeing. 