As the Minister outlined earlier, these changes have been in train since 2018. The first Ardern Government made some key changes to the Overseas Investment Act to address the concerns of Kiwis that too many of our homes were being sold to overseas investors and the protection of our forestry rights. With the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) agreement on its way through, the Government at the time realised we had to be able to futureproof, to have the ability to screen so we could protect our assets. Previously, there were no restrictions on these assets, and if we had not made this change, there was no way we would be able to protect them once the CPTPP came through.