The reason for the National Party being opposed to this particular bill was actually quite well outlined by the Māori Party speaker a moment ago, who said this bill has been rushed in some respects. Now, I absolutely accept and give the Government credit for the fact that they've spent quite a bit of time looking at the Havelock North inquiry and then coming up with some response to that. The problem is, as I see it, they haven't adequately dealt with provincial and rural New Zealand, the small water schemes, the fact that that many farms—many, many farms in New Zealand—are going to be impacted by this piece of legislation simply because they have water supplies in place that in some cases for generations have been delivering perfectly safe drinking water to houses, and all of a sudden we're subject to regulation and a couple of inspectors from Wellington turning up to see how we're getting on. We could tell them without them turning up, of course, but they'll still turn up and they'll then charge us for the privilege of turning up to do it. 