I guess one of the concerns that we have is that it's a bill with very good intent: we all want, particularly for our children, to have better oral health, and what we don't want is for it to be put at risk by a lack of plan or a lack of education or a lack of information or a lack of consultation. Therefore, my questioning really is around that provision of ensuring that the notion of fluoridation in drinking water—that is not now in at the moment—is well sold to the public and that the good intent of the bill isn't lost by it not being well sold and people being well-prepared for it. So if you could expand on what is being done there, thank you, Minister.