The ACT Party supports the premise of the bill, and I think that's important. We all want safe drinking water, but there has to be a carve-out for the 70,000 small rural supplies and water schemes. That encapsulates all sorts of small communities. We are saying, as the ACT Party, that there has to be a carve-out for those, and we support the amendment that we believe the National Party is going to table for a minimum of 30 dwellings or less than that, because there's marae up and down the country. Papa kāinga will be affected by all of this: the aspects of what it would mean to register, to be compliant, and to have any authority in auditing. 