Now, go through, again, a list of the places in New Zealand that currently have boiled water notices. I know my own family in Westport have been under a boiled water notice for a number of years. The Buller District Council is no way in a position to invest the necessary resources to ensure that they are able to ensure that they can turn on the taps and drink out of the tap. Now, I look around the House. I guess most of us here have travelled; probably many have travelled to Third World or even Second World countries. And what's one of the first questions we often ask when we get there? "Can you drink the water?" It's often a sign of the country, of how well the infrastructure works, as to whether or not you can drink the water out of the tap. In New Zealand, we've always prided ourselves that we can drink the water out of the tap, that when we flush the toilet it will go into a place that is not going to add or cause diseases locally. And, again, these are the types of diseases, these are the types of results, of not getting it right with our infrastructure. 