But I want to step back a moment, if I may, and just look at the underlying philosophy of this, and I think when we do that we'll see why the suggestions of the National Party weren't adopted, because I think this is not about creating some kind of fortress New Zealand—quite the opposite in fact. This bill, in particular, is looking at fine tuning. You know, we're on the third Act, and there's reasons why we've got three of them, but fine tuning our overseas investment regime to make good investment easier and to make it harder—to make the system more sensitive, to pick up important situations which require far more scrutiny around what is sensitive and what is strategic.