I've previously outlined to the House the systemic failure of the existing drinking-water regulatory arrangements. The existing arrangements allowed the Havelock North campylobacter outbreak to take place in 2016, leading to the deaths of up to four people and forcing thousands to become sick. They allowed, at a conservative estimate, 34,000 New Zealanders to get sick from drinking their household water every year. They allowed over half of supplies serving 5,000 or fewer consumers to operate without meeting drinking-water standards. This is completely unacceptable, and I'm sure it's unacceptable to every member of this House and to the vast majority of New Zealanders. This is why the Government has committed to the three waters reforms, with the Water Services Bill playing an integral part.