Let's be very clear what water assets are about: water assets in regional New Zealand are about a relationship. They're about a relationship with landowners, who've given up their land for councils to put in water assets. Let's look at what happened after the Kaikōura earthquakes, where water engineers and staff got together with council staff and farmers and concerned members of the community. Within weeks, they had those water assets in North Canterbury up and running again. How would a mega-entity the size of the South Island have the institutional knowledge and experience—