Gaining a local perspective also highlights the importance that everything is not broken and, for many communities, their water infrastructure is actually a point of pride within their communities, and that should be respected. They have nothing to gain from throwing everything out and starting again. This is what this Government is forcing them to do, and they already are meeting their community's needs. Of course, there are many communities around this country that have needs and requirements. They've paid for their water infrastructure over generations, but the problem that they've got is that the best water outcomes, and management of those outcomes, comes from community involvement and community ownership. That is a bottom line, for me. 