We have also improved the benefit to New Zealand test, which is, again, a mechanism for reviewing investments in land. We have simplified and clarified the test requirements whilst maintaining the test focus on the investment's benefits consistent with the outcome of a High Court case last year and recognising the important role that the broader regulatory system plays in ensuring investment is not harmful, such as the Resource Management Act. I've been resistant to calls from some people who say that we should have a bigger environmental test sitting in the Overseas Investment Act, when, in actual fact, we need decent environmental rules applying to everyone, whether they are overseas investors or New Zealanders, and those tests arrived under the Resource Management Act and don't need to sit in the Overseas Investment Act.