Now, if the other side wants to change the law, they have to come to this House and change the law in the future—no writing letters at quarter past 9 in the evening to the Overseas Investment Office (OIO), wink, nudge, and opening up vast swathes of the country and actually causing the next generation a state of despair as they watch the productive sector of New Zealand dribble away, disappear into foreign ownership without any scrutiny. Those days are over.