TANGI UTIKERE (Labour—Palmerston North): Talofa, Mr Speaker. I've taken a call on the first reading and second reading of the Water Services Bill, and so it's my pleasure to rise and take what appears to be the final call for the third reading this evening. This bill is, fundamentally, about health, but it's about infrastructure as well, and particularly around waste and water, but the latter being the key focus there. As we heard earlier in the House today, when it comes to drinking water and the safe provision of that to communities up and down New Zealand, doing nothing is simply not an option. And so what's pleasing in the bill that's currently before the House is that it does actually enable a transition period that sets a pathway forward for communities to understand what the expectations are, and to simply move forward in that particular light.