We want the suppliers to focus on improving infrastructure and improving service delivery. It would be a false economy if those in Treasury thought to impose a really high cost recovery regime which meant that Taumata Arowai was setting high fees for suppliers to comply with the responsibilities in the Act. It will create resentment. It will undermine the cooperative relationships which need to develop, and it will undermine the process of developing trust in the sector. It's in our national interest that this new regulatory framework works well. It will benefit both human health and the environment. So central government needs to invest adequate Crown funding in Taumata Arowai to avoid the lumpy funding which a cost recovery regime can create, and then the lumpy resourcing and staffing that can result from that.