But I also want to focus on the longer-term challenges, because we cannot drop our eye on the ball of some of the most challenging things in front of us. In my particular case, it's the issue of water. Now, there are two programmes of work that we have in front of us. One has been going through the House, and that's the Water Services Bill, and the other is a longer piece of work, which is our three waters reform. In reality, for most folk, whether we drink it, swim in it, gather kai from it, water is an important resource. It's a taonga, and that's why the changes that I'm seeking are going to make a difference now and into the future. The three waters work programme is set up to ensure that our waters infrastructure is fit for purpose, ensuring that we have safe drinking water, better environmental outcomes, and can ensure that the investment in infrastructure over the long term delivers real benefits to households and communities. What we know is that it's important to meet the challenges ahead of us, because the cost of meeting higher standards will bear significantly upon councils.