PENNY SIMMONDS (National—Invercargill): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Well, I had the privilege of being on the Health Committee and working through the Water Services Bill, and also the privilege of listening to numerous submissions on it—heartfelt submissions, in many cases. It is always a privilege to listen to people who have taken the time to submit on a bill. This bill, of course, is wanting to ensure that there is safe drinking water for consumers, and we would all want to see that. It has a number of obligations and duties for those that supply water, including registering the supply, preparing a safety plan, preparing a risk management plan, and establishing a complaints process. As we worked through the bill and listened to the submissions, I think we worked very collaboratively and very positively in getting a number of changes. We were certainly hampered at the point around the smaller rural water schemes.