So we had two issues that we needed to resolve urgently. One was the inclusion of house sales, because if we hadn't included that in the investment screening regime, we, in effect, wouldn't have been able to later, and we did that quickly. And the other gap was in respect of forestry. Now, purchasers of freehold and leasehold interests in forestry were already included in the Act, but forest registration rights, under the Forestry Rights Registration Act, were not. And by that time, it was already clear that in order to avoid the Overseas Investment Act requirements relating to freehold and leasehold, some overseas investors were already using the forest registration right path, which was not regulated. A forest registration right can last for multiple rotations. It's not limited to a 30-year period or anything like that. So unless you had forest registration rights in the overseas investment screening regime for forestry, there was, effectively, no control of it.