Can I say that many of the questions that members have pointed to are issues that will be dealt with by the select committee as the Water Services Entities Bill progresses through its stages at select committee. But there are a few inaccuracies that I really do want to highlight. There is some perception that has been promoted by the member that te mana o te wai is just a spiritual aspiration. In fact, when Māori talk about water, it's the whole complete cycle of water. And perhaps that's the challenge that we have when we think about our board objectives of protecting source water to be able to drink so that everyone can drink good water. When we're thinking about returning water into its receiving environment and the health of how we treat water, to be able to go back into the receiving environment to do no more harm, actually a te mana o te wai whole-of-cycle perspective around the treatment of water would do us great good. And the reason why I say that is because many of the examples in the past about how three waters have been responded to is about pipes under the ground.