But this bill in particular is slightly different to the one that they were referencing back then, and that's because it wants to now change the person in charge of this to the Director-General of Health, rather than through the DHBs. And I take the point that it is a very serious reform that the Government is hoping to achieve by removing the DHBs, and so this is a change that needed to be done, because you can't possibly have the DHBs in charge of fluoridation in New Zealand if they don't exist. So I can see the dilemma that the Government is therein. We could talk to whether that reform would be a good thing or it would be implemented properly another day, but I do need to make the point that my colleague Elizabeth Kerekere has made already today, which is that it is a lot of power for one person to hold over local communities.