Fortunately, we, I think, have been consistent throughout, and I'm confident the public will recognise this as well. We opposed the bill when the Government put it forward a few years ago, because when we think about overseas investment—and here we are, the Overseas Investment (Forestry) Amendment Bill third reading—foreign direct investment has an important role to play in New Zealand. We are a relatively small country. Access to capital can be challenging at times, and job creation, in particular the economic value that can be derived from that foreign direct investment, the community benefit from it as well, can be significant, and there are many great reasons why we should support that sort of contribution to New Zealand. 