Clearly, the Havelock North inquiry was instigated some time ago with a view to reviewing how water was supplied, regulated, and managed in New Zealand. I, obviously, from my background, have had experience in this sector for quite some time and I'm very pleased to see the establishment of Taumata Arowai, because under the old Ministry of Health command, there was very little regulation. It's been stated already in the course of this debate that in fact they really abdicated their responsibility to it. I came into local government in 2002. It was extremely topical at that time and some very onerous measures were put in place, which clearly a lot of councils couldn't afford to, or communities couldn't afford to, and didn't want to meet. That consequently led to some relaxation of, I guess, improvements that were required and some other issues that happened within the water sector. And here we are today as a result of the Havelock North water inquiry. 