an Aussie, that comes natural, doesn't it? Sorry, Mike, back over to you then.

Yeah, I think going back to Tom's point where he talked about having some myths exposed and busted, I think Andrew just touched on the first of those in that there was no knowledge or visibility of the national water target.

As part of the national water target and the reductions in consumption in the non-household market, a central part of that is the installation of smart meters.

smart water meters.

That, to a greater or lesser degree, depends on where the wholesaler is in their journey to do that.

Thames is one of the ones which is furthest advanced.

But in that work taking place, I know that there's been some comment back from golf courses who feel that there is a reluctance to put in a smart water meter because it gives some power to the wholesaler or the retailer to turn off that supply at will.

Mike, returning back to yourself, in terms of the retailers and how they're going to try and support golf clubs out there and try and perhaps move towards some of these solutions, can you detail a little bit of that for us?