ANNA LORCK (Labour—Tukituki): As a private bore owner myself that supplies two households, I have been watching this legislation with interest. I also lived through the Havelock North water crisis, and my daughter was one of the first to get sick. In fact, the only thing that saved her was drinking from my bore and not from the poisoned water in Havelock North. No one knows more than the people of Hawke's Bay the consequences of not looking after water infrastructure assets. This is why I see a real need to make sure how we do this for the hundreds, if not thousands, of private bores to meet these new drinking-water standards must be realistic, affordable, and practical. Already, we have Taumata Arowai working alongside small water-holders to make sure we develop these solutions—acceptable solutions—which could just be putting a simple UV filter at the point of entry to your house. This is a practical solution. I won't need to do anything more than that—safe drinking water is a right for everyone to ensure people do not get sick.