So, Minister, I want to ask you in relation to the Estimates: the Government has spent millions on engaging with Māori, with iwi, with hapū, with mana whenua groups, about three waters, and in the Estimates there's even more budgeted. Now, with these Te Mana o te Wai statements, the way they will relate to the water services entities under the three waters reforms is that anyone of Māori descent will be able to submit a Te Mana o te Wai statement to a water services entity, these new corporations, giving their thoughts about the water, what it means to them—and clearly that's a spiritual dimension, based on the testimony that we've heard at the select committee hearings—and these water entities will be required to not only engage with them but to respond to and give effect to these statements. In answers to written questions, Minister, you have confirmed that.