What we do need is to still consult people in their local communities. There's probably a feeling that they're getting dealt to a bit at the moment, and we've seen Groundswell NZ be part of that. I think that's why it is important, as set out in SOP 79, whether it be the centralisation of our health reforms or, of course, what the Government will announce tomorrow for their three waters announcement, that in an issue like fluoridation of drinking water, we should also ensure that our local communities are consulted about this on whether they agree to this or not. I do hope that the parties tonight will have read Shane Reti's SOP 79 and that they will support local consultation, because, of course, decisions we make in Wellington affect everyone on the ground around New Zealand, and we should make sure that we provide adequate consultation.