The call-in powers are actually due to come in once the temporary emergency notification regime, which is in the urgent measures Act, once that's repealed and once this bill has come into force, and some submitters during the select committee stage raised their concerns about the scope of the call-in power. They advised that it was too broad and, therefore, it would inadvertently capture transactions which were never intended to be covered by the provisions. We heard from submitters that this would include routine purchases that are retail in nature. So the committee gave it great thought and decided that what we did was we would recommend amending the bill to limit the scope of the call-in power. This power would then only apply to transactions that actually pose a risk to New Zealand's national security, with two specific exemptions. 