BARBARA KURIGER (National—Taranaki - King Country): Madam Speaker—once I can get my mask disconnected from my glasses—thank you. Look, it's a pleasure to take a call on this third reading of the Water Services Bill. It's not really a pleasure to be in this position that we're in, because National is still opposed to this bill. It could have been quite simple to repair this piece of legislation so that we could have supported it, because it does create a number of sensible duties and obligations for large water suppliers, such as councils, which are where more of our water contamination incidents and public health risks tend to originate. And so, in light of that, that would have been a reasonably easy bill to support. We support the formation of Taumata Arowai, and we have no problem with people providing and receiving clean water, and in particular clean drinking water, in New Zealand.