What the ratepayers really want is for local government to deliver basic services, on time, on budget. That's collecting the rubbish. That is making sure that there is water coming out of the tap and it's safe to drink, and that waste water and sewage are not spilling from overflowing manholes into waterways like Te Wai o Pareira, the Henderson Creek, where I live, where local council and council-controlled organisations have presided over multiple waste-water overflows right outside the waka ama club and the water sports club, where kids come from Rutherford College to swim and play after school. That is primarily why people have lost confidence in local government. It's not because they don't know if elected members might own shares in something. But, of course, ACT supports this bill, because it does in fact provide transparency.