The Green Party supports those small suppliers being part of the bill, because we know that they rely a lot on voluntary hours, we know that they rely a lot on community input, and there is a concern about the cost of registration. But as the Havelock North inquiry found, many small communities have drinking water which does not comply with the national drinking-water standards, because there is no regulatory oversight of them and the Ministry of Health does no compliance reporting on suppliers which serve less than 100 people. Why should we consign a lot of rural people to having water that cannot be assuredly safe? So that's why we think those suppliers should be under the scheme and that the Minister has recognised the concerns about the regulatory costs by pushing out the deadlines. 