INGRID LEARY (Labour—Taieri): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I think the last speech by Simon Court is a really good example of how the other side of the House are minimising and diminishing the extent, the curliness, of this water issue that was so clearly articulated by Eugenie Sage when she showed the amount of work and thinking that has gone into what really is a wicked problem. Simon Court basically, when I heard him, said, "Let the councils fix the problem." Well, that's fine for now—some councils will be able to. Some won't because they haven't been able to fix the problem in the past and it's become overwhelming, and they certainly won't be able to fix it in the future. They simply don't have the ratepayer funding to do so. So there doesn't seem to be an understanding of the scale of the problem.