Since then, we've also heard concerns from amongst rural communities concerned about productive farmland being converted into forestry. So the streamlined process for forestry conversions, in the view of the Government, is no longer warranted. That's why this bill is in the House. It ensures that overseas investors wishing to convert land into production forestry must demonstrate benefits to New Zealand. The current test operates, essentially, as a checklist and doesn't give decision makers much discretion to determine the appropriateness of the investment and whether it benefits New Zealand. We're also making a range of minor and technical changes that will provide investors with clarity about the rules.