The Green Party has got concerns with some of the provisions in the bill, and I'll talk about that in a minute. So we are certainly supporting it to select committee and looking to play a constructive role there, because this reform is happening. It would be a huge waste of time, energy, and resources, and all of the mahi that the Minister has led in terms of engagement with iwi Māori, engagement with local authorities, engagement with communities on developing the legislation if that was just overturned and we stuck with the status quo. Sticking with the status quo doesn't recognise that we need change. Mr Greg O'Connor talked about people on boil-water notices. There are over 40,000 people throughout Aotearoa who are under permanent boil-water notices. We don't have the drinking water infrastructure that is appropriate for a country in the 21st century which says it is a developed country. 