We know that this permissive test in the Overseas Investment Act has led to a lot of foreign investment into plantation forests in New Zealand. We've heard that today this bill is about rectifying some balance in the system, because we know, as the Hon Eugenie Sage talked about, that there has been a hollowing out of communities with some of the additional plantation forestry both from this international investment but also to acknowledge the carbon farming as well that's happening, which this bill does not address. We've heard from those rural areas that there are concerns. We also know that there is a balance in terms of letting in and enabling benefits to New Zealand from the capital from foreign investment. So that is what this bill is trying to achieve. We've heard also that it's going to go to the Finance and Expenditure Committee; so they will be able to address the concerns raised tonight. Thank you, Mr Speaker.