What worries me and the National Party about this bill is that in our attempts to protect farmland, we haven't addressed the significant change that was made by this Government in—I think it was—about October 2018 for farmland being converted into forestry if it was 999 hectares or less. We, in our second reading speech and in the select committee report, expressed our concern that that wasn't the case. Now, I think it's really important to stress that our concern is not around forestry, per se. Forestry is going to have a very important role to play, as it already has, and certainly from a climate change and net zero perspective there's no doubt that both native and exotic trees will continue to have an important role to play. The question is whether the market is distorted by the ease with which overseas investors can purchase farmland for converting into forestry, and I think we've seen significant changes in that practice since the 2018 amendment was made. 