The second main purpose of this legislation, it says, is to enable decision makers to consider the impacts of investment involving water bottling. The Hon Eugenie Sage has just sat down and said this is a hot button issue, and I agree it is. Because I know of a particular plant in Kaiapoi, just north of Christchurch—not a lot of significant land involved, but a big investment there—attempting to bottle water. It's a very abundant artisan well, and if it's not tapped and utilised at that source, it bubbles out to sea—well, if you think about it, then to be contaminated. But the issue, again, is the investors in this particular water-bottling plant. They're not American. They're not Australian. They're Chinese, and that's wound the local community up.