We know why we are pursuing these changes: (1) the current system isn't financially viable or sustainable; (2) people are sick of being sick from having to cope with the impact of a vulnerable drinking-water system, no-swim notices for people who want to swim in their local beach or rivers, frequent boil-water notices in some of our smallest vulnerable communities, erupting sewer pipes into our streets, lead contamination in the water, consent-breaching sewage overflows into our urban rivers, streams, lakes, and beaches. We can't sit by and wait. The Opposition would have us not do anything at all. These are some of the big, looming challenges. In fact, if I take some of the comments of the Opposition spokespeople in this area, they're basically sending a signal to councils of "We'll do whatever you want, and if you don't want this, we won't go there."