Yesterday in the House, I put a straightforward question to the Minister of Local Government: what councils have opposed this reform? There are too many for a five-minute call, because, together, they represent councils of over 3 million New Zealanders. It goes deeper than that. You cannot go into a town hall around this country where there aren't voices opposing this Government's three waters reforms. I can see the faces on the other side, of those MPs, because they know that local councillors and their local communities are up in arms while they sit silent. They know, as we do, that this bill of 134 pages is a severance letter to every single one of the entire Labour Party's backbench from Nanaia Mahuta, and I don't have any great hope for those MPs opposite who will come out tomorrow and should be backing their communities. That's a terrible shame, because our communities are watching. 