Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Yes, and I would really just encourage the member to engage directly with Ngāi Tahu on this issue, because I understand they've had to correct some of the statements that have been made, more than once now. Or, simply, if the member chooses not to do that, feel free to engage directly with local government members, particularly in the South Island, who have been engaged in these conversations either directly with DIA or alongside Ngāi Tahu. But again, I say to the member, if the member wishes to have a discussion over the fact that we have billions of dollars that need to be invested into our water infrastructure in the coming decades, and how we can best do that to protect the health and wellbeing of New Zealanders and ensure it remains in public ownership, which is a bottom line, I'm happy to have that debate. The member instead is choosing to turn this into a discussion it is not. 