We do have cracked, old, defective underground pipes, and in the year prior to the Dunedin example I mentioned, more than 5,750 people in 25 areas were affected by permanent boil-water notices, and many of those have been in place for years. It's not just drinking water; it's also waste water and stormwater. Newsroom did a piece earlier this year, in March, which spoke of the previous years of Water New Zealand's national performance, talking about the many and various ways our water infrastructure is failing: stuffed pipes, huge losses through leaks, unmonitored sewage overflows, massive unpunished non-compliance at waste water treatment plants, significant skills shortages, and historical underspending on water infrastructure by almost all the councils in the country. The article went on to say that a year later—when this report was published, its own report—almost nothing had changed.