PENNY SIMMONDS (National—Invercargill): Thank you, Mr Chair. Could the Minister explain to us what she said, earlier in the day in the House, that she was very pleased with the consultative work that had gone on with Federated Farmers, and how that aligns with the comments from Federated Farmers—under the headline, "Feds' worst fears realised on drinking water reforms—that said, "We wanted the government to recognise the folly of trying to track down every single little supplier. We asked for anyone supplying less than fifty people be exempted, but in the end were not heard."? And does the Minister agree that, in fact, this could put people in a worse position—if suppliers opt out of continuing to supply and people are forced into collecting rain water for their drinking water, they would actually be in a much worse situation?