We have real difficulties with the way things work, but also with developing three waters infrastructure. You talk to people who are developing property, often building homes so the next generation has a pathway to a property-owning democracy. What do they tell you? Dealing with councils and developing that infrastructure is one of the most expensive and time-consuming things they have to do, creating many delays. So we've got a lot of problems with our three waters infrastructure. The basic idea of a national regulator, as legislated last year, and a set of standards for water quality, as set out in this Water Services Bill, is a very good idea that the ACT Party has supported at its first reading and its second reading, but we can't support it at the third. And why? Because when the Government was asked to do one vaguely sensible thing to make this bill work for New Zealand, they couldn't. And what was that thing they were asked to do? Well, Mark Cameron, as I mentioned, was up here giving speeches, and I see that—hang on a second, what's this? The member from Havelock North is furiously writing. She's been listening. She's thinking, "I know something really funny I can say when I speak." Well, look forward to a Berocca-laden speech coming up soon from Anna Lorck. I just want to warn people at home, she may be out of camera shot, but that's coming up now.