Hon NANAIA MAHUTA (Minister of Local Government): Actually, that's a really good, practical question, because if that did happen, then it would be beholden on the council to provide drinking water. Those provisions are within the Act. I would have hoped that where those arrangements are currently in place, those drinking-water suppliers would see the benefit of looking at the acceptable solution process to give assurances as to what their responsibilities are, let's say, because they could be providing drinking water to the local farmhand living on their property before they just cut the lines. But if they cut the lines, then the obligation will fall to the councils.