The system we have is a recycle system called the aquasel. It's a simple way of sort of recycling our grey water into an area and then sort of using it to go out into our playing fields for our sporting services. Based on the water efficiency of our aquasel installation, we have one in a ward through Green Glow for water efficiency. Winning the Green Glow Award was a major prestige for us within the actual conservation side of things and looking at sustainability in the long term. Winning the Green Glow Award gave me an opportunity to tell our members, the community and the rest of Australia what Blacktown Workers Club Corridor is doing for a better future. We've now become a leader across our industry and since winning the award, we've had various clubs come out and visit the site to see how they can implement the system, but not just that, our local council and various other industry people have come to see this. From my point of view as a green keeper, water efficiency is quite important because maintaining a good level of management for our playing areas. Without our playing areas we do know our sport, we don't have sport, we don't have members and so forth. So it has a very steam ride effect overall. A junior sport encompasses like 2000, junior and senior people that use our facility every week so we need to sort of make sure we're on top of our game all the way.