What I find ironic is that the Government announced recently they advertised for a misinformation analyst. Well, if you look at the advertising campaign that this Government is funding with taxpayer funding, look at the misinformation that's been put out in that advertising campaign. People turning on taps with green sludge falling out of them—that is misinformation. What provincial and rural New Zealanders worried about right from the start—and I'll use the metaphor where you are building the plane while you're flying it. That's exactly what this Government is doing to provincial New Zealand around water reforms. Not only will people not know what the system will look like—they're only putting it together like a jigsaw—but we don't know where it's ending up. But we're getting a hint, aren't we, because Taumata Arowai—the Water Services Regulator Act—all parties approved of that. The Water Services Bill is starting to shed a bit more light on it, and it's going to be around over-compliance and over-regulation of small water suppliers. And, of course, the big one: the three waters bill, which is going to be a local water asset grab. I'm proud of my local council, which is opting out of three waters, and good on Waimakariri for standing up for the people that they represent. 