PENNY SIMMONDS (National—Invercargill): Thank you, Mr Chair. Thank you, Minister, and we do acknowledge that the bulk of this bill is around council and public supplies, which is why we support it so fulsomely in those areas. And, in many ways, this is just a distraction from that, because the concern is that, while the assurances are given that workable and practical solutions will be found for those smaller rural schemes, it's that lack of clarity and that lack of certainty and that lack of understanding of what the costs might be that is causing the anxiety around having these included in the legislation. So, in many ways, some sort of compromise where they could be kept out until there is surety around those issues would perhaps take away the anxiety that our small rural schemes have.