Hon NANAIA MAHUTA (Minister of Local Government): Yes. The reforms will deliver the benefits from scale and aggregation, primarily by leveraging waters infrastructure across large regions to finance infrastructure investment and improve water services to all communities, especially small communities. In Nelson, for example, over the next 30 years, the increase per household without reform is forecast to increase by $2,330 per household. With reform, households will be paying instead $1,260. But let's look next door to Marlborough, because the forecast increase in cost to households without reform will be $6,560 over the next 30 years, in contrast to, with reform, $1,260 per annum. That's got to be good.