Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I think this is a debate that clearly illustrates that there are two parties in this Parliament that don't fear foreign investment and there are three parties in this Parliament that do. Certainly, the National Party is one party that welcomes foreign investment in a sensible, managed, and ultimately productive way for New Zealand that improves our lot economically, socially, and culturally and doesn't harm it. The difference between my party and the ACT Party, who also support foreign investment—and disappointingly, in my view, in the context of this bill—is that, if I interpret what Brooke van Velden said in her third reading speech was, because this bill is only incrementally making improvements to the Overseas Investment Act and doesn't completely liberalise overseas investment, then they shouldn't support it. We take a different view. We think that because this is an improvement, albeit not as far as we would go, we should still improve it, and improve it we did through the select committee process.