I do not view concerns about the proposed reforms of district health boards as problematic for the passage of this bill; in fact, it is required. It makes an even stronger case for the need for this bill, because there will not be district health boards in the future health system. The three waters bill would change the role of local authorities to that of water entities in terms of the bodies that would be responsible for having to fluoridate water on direction by the director-general, and consequential amendments to change the entity referred to would have to be made through the Water Services Bill, should that bill pass.