But there are distressed businesses which are a cornerstone of our tourism sector. We do not want those passing into overseas hands at the moment, if it is just because they aren't able to do business at the moment. So that is why it is absolutely critical that we—as Australia has done, in reducing the threshold for screening to zero, in a COVID era—are doing that with this bill. It is for an emergency period only. It won't last for ever, but it is intended to ensure that critical New Zealand businesses which are finding it difficult don't end up being totally overseas-owned just because of that economic distress. 