Hon NANAIA MAHUTA: I was initially concerned right at the beginning when I heard those types of concerns, which is why we try to ensure that they were being addressed within the context of the changes that we're proposing. However, I'm particularly grateful to the recommendations of the governance working group for their suggestion to improve the changes that we're making by establishing sub-regional committees to ensure local priorities are consulted on and being addressed within the context of the reform. This means also that we will be responsive to consumers and ratepayers and their needs will be the subject of greater scrutiny that is already happening in the current case under economic regulation. We know that when those benefits are being reported on to ratepayers, there will be greater transparency over the benefits of this reform that will meet the household needs of deserving communities big and small.