And I think it's worth noting that foreign investment in itself is not a bad thing, as one might possibly have thought if one arrived from another planet and listened to debates in the last Parliament. Indeed, some of the debates were conducted, I think, by people who had arrived from another planet, or New Zealand First as they were known. Anyway, so they made a case that it was a terribly bad thing for people who don't come from around these parts to do such horrendous activities as planting trees and building houses and so forth, and how dare they! But actually, we've always taken the approach that some degree of foreign investment is a good thing in itself. Of course we need to mitigate any risk that too much of a good thing will have negative effects, and so it's right and proper that we have a regime where we say that if the benefit to New Zealand overall is greater by having a certain activity, notwithstanding that it's done by some of these terrible people known as foreigners—which I hasten to add for the benefit of anyone who might have tuned in at just that moment was heavily ironic in the context of New Zealand First's position on the subject in the last Parliament. 