I was just interested in that speech from the Minister, Hon Meka Whaitiri, who spoke about this bill being not a significant change, and yet the changes in this bill require people to register their drinking-water supply, require people to prepare a drinking-water safety plan and lodge this with Taumata Arowai, prepare a source water risk management plan, establish a consumer complaints process, and Taumata Arowai must review drinking water safety plans and monitor compliance. So, therefore, the Government is asking more than 70,000 small suppliers to comply with these issues and then expecting Taumata Arowai to review those water safety plans and monitor compliance. Now, where the confusion sets in, after the speech that I just heard this afternoon, after the Minister's saying that it's not a significant change—she said that this is practical, it will be simple, and they are going to make it easy for small suppliers. And then, in the next sentence, the Minister said they have extended the time for small suppliers to be part of this compliance to seven years—and we commended the Minister on that the other day—before the compliance sets in for the small suppliers. The Minister said it will give them seven years to understand it. So what I don't understand is, if it's so practical and it's so simple and if it makes it easy for small suppliers, how come it's going to be so difficult for those small suppliers that they need seven years to understand it.