Just in the remaining time, the three waters changes that Government is proposing relate to this bill. We've got a new regulatory agency. Because of the number of suppliers, it's going to take a lot of work to ensure that those are all registered and meeting the Act's requirement, and yet we have this major reform in three waters. The Green Party recognises that the status quo isn't adequate. We need more investment in three waters infrastructure and we need more scale to achieve that. Yet only yesterday, the Christchurch City Council unanimously decided to opt out. Other councils like Waimakariri are doing the same. Canterbury mayors have called for a pause on three waters to enable the Government to explore more options for how governance works in the new system, how funding and service delivery works. You've got former Labour Ministers—the mayors of Christchurch and Auckland—calling for more work here. Yet Minister Mahuta, in her responses in the House today, was indicating that there's no opportunity for a pause.