CHRIS PENK: "Very thoughtful", Nicola Grigg points out. Her own contribution was also very thoughtful. So the thoughtfulness, on this side of the House, at least, is aimed to understanding what the issues are, pointing out the kinds of areas that we want to hear from submitters at the select committee, and, of course, these relate to the balance between the New Zealand benefit test, the forestry benefit test, and the farm benefit test, and how those all interact and relate, and, of course, what will be the best outcome overall for New Zealand, not only in terms of the environment but also, of course, the economy, social, and other impacts of investment.