As we know, this is about transferring powers around fluoridation from local government into the DHBs. That was the plan until the DHBs have been disbanded, and now it's being directed to the Director-General of Health to take sole responsibility for that. Of course, that is part of a broader centralisation and control agenda that we see with this Government, whether it be around vocational education, whether it be around three waters, or whether it be around the Resource Management Act and planning reform, and, I would put it to you, the initial COVID response as well. But it is disappointing for that reason that we didn't get Government support for our amendment, which was, fundamentally, to make sure that the director-general would actually engage with local health officials before making that directive. But, having said all of that, it's important that we take the rot out of the system, we get to the root of the cause, and we actually support this bill, because it is an outstanding bill that will, most importantly, generate great outcomes for our young people across New Zealand. 