Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: There are a number of areas where, of course, we work alongside Māori on the basis of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. If the member wishes to distil down his views in Te Tiriti into the way that he just described, that's a matter for him. I am happy, though, to respond to the general question around how we've come to the governance arrangements we have for three waters. This is an issue that we are tackling as a Government, not because it was top on anyone's agenda in this House but because we have to face the brutal fact that, in New Zealand, thousands of New Zealanders get sick from their drinking water every single year—the fact that just last week, when I visited Tokomaru Bay, there are people there who had no access to water because of a severe weather event. They're now on a boil notice. That happens for some New Zealanders every day of the week. It is not acceptable, so we need change. 