Hon KIERAN McANULTY: I would consider apologising if, after four years of considering reforms of water services, we didn't have a single alternative proposal to put to the country. That's the situation the National Party are in, and that's the situation the ACT Party are in. We, after four years of looking into this issue, this $185 billion problem facing local councils in this country, have a way forward. Throughout that process, we have listened to the concerns of stakeholders and local councils. The establishment of the working group, which was made up of local government representatives, many of them who have expressed concerns about the proposals up to that point, made recommendations. Those recommendations were included in the bill that was brought to this House and that is an indication, I think, to the country that this Government is open to constructive ideas and feedback—just like those put forward by the Auditor-General—and this Government will consider those in good faith.