I'd like to thank the Health Committee for its work. I understand that the committee worked together in a highly constructive way, and the processes resulted in a number of technical changes to the bill that have significantly improved its quality, particularly for small rural suppliers. In my opening briefing to the select committee, I asked them to consider the workability of the proposals to bring suppliers of drinking water into a regulatory framework, and they have done exactly that. I especially want to thank the organisations, councils, iwi, and members of the public who took the time to make written and oral submissions on the bill. The committee received nearly a thousand written submissions; 130 individuals, groups, and organisations took the time to make an oral submission. It is clear that many submitters, particularly those from iwi, councils, and industry groups, fully engaged with the bill. The changes made as a consequence have helped to significantly strengthen the bill. I thank the submitters for their time and effort.