I found it incredibly insulting to this intelligent, capable, practical person who was running these schemes and who said the only consequence of this legislation on those schemes in Alexandra will be more administration, more bureaucracy, more monitoring, and no better water supply. In fact, the unintended consequences of it may well be a worse water supply, because there will be some suppliers who will say, "This is all too much. I'm not going to allow the water from my bore on my farm to be used by neighbours or by the farm worker's cottage. They can go back and rely on rainwater, roof water, and, in fact, end up with a worse water supply than they were getting at the moment." And I'd have to tell you that in Alexandra, some of the water coming into those supplies was the purest water you will find anywhere in New Zealand. So if you went on to a rainwater supply in Alex—well, you probably wouldn't be able to, because it's one of the driest places in New Zealand—you would end up collecting dust and grime and dirt off the roof rather than this pristine water supply.