MARK CAMERON (ACT): Thank you, Minister. As you'd be acutely aware, I live in a rural community. Seventy-five percent of the Kaipara is on self-served water. You know, this, to rural people, is actually a real concern. You've used the word "abandoned"—"We're not going to abandon anyone". Well, a lot of rural communities actually feel abandoned by this legislation in so much as what it proposes to do is, firstly, and I think the National member Barbara Kuriger alluded to the fact, it doesn't give a carve-out for people in small rural communities or irrigation schemes which often have—like, for example, under 30 homes, six homes, seven homes, and this is going to put huge amounts of fiscal onus on them, which they don't actually need. 