One of the best things of being an electorate MP is to bring the voice of the local people you represent. In my electorate of Waimakariri, the submission from the Waimakariri District Council, we have around 4,700 properties that will be caught up in this bill but will be exempt under the National Party SOP, because what we do on this side of the House is we back people, and we know they know what's best for them. We don't need over-compliance and regulation. This bill is quite rightly aimed at council water suppliers, but, in my view, wrongly aimed at small water suppliers. They're not the ones that have problems with their water quality. What I would say is that this Government needs to get out of Wellington, get into provincial New Zealand, and hear from them, because at the moment, under this trilogy of water reforms—the three bills that either have been through Parliament or are currently going through Parliament and soon will be coming back to the House—they are terribly concerned about their loss of a local voice. 