This is a good thing, because this does balance the playing field so to speak and does ensure that there is a real analysis of whether investment for these purposes will actually benefit New Zealand. It addresses a concern—certainly to an extent—that has been raised increasingly around the country, but I've certainly heard it in my electorate in Southland, where there's a real concern amongst our communities that productive farmland is being turned into carbon forestry without an analysis of the loss of the food production capacity of that land, without the analysis of the impact on rural schools, and without an analysis of the impact on job creation and job retention for the many agricultural businesses that support those farming areas. This is a piece of legislation that does address whether land that has been bought by overseas investors does actually benefit the country, and that certainly is a good thing.