We talked about the bach owners. So there's people with baches in various holiday camps. I'm not talking about necessarily people with big, flash baches. There's lots of beach baches and lots of little huts that people have bought themselves over the years that they take the family to to go on holiday in the summer. So that's fine if they're supplying themselves with water, but if they're supplying the next bach or two or three baches beside it, as people in rural New Zealand often do—they find one source of water and they share it around—all of those people are actually going to have to comply with this regulation. So first of all, they have to do the administration, and then who are the people that are going to come out and check up? Especially if you think about a situation like bach owners, they're not there all the time. Who's going to check it up? How's it going to work?