But some of the changes made in 2018, like that special forestry test, were problematic. Others, as the Minister has noted, such as bringing forestry cutting rights under the Overseas Investment Act, were, because they've got a similar status to long-term leases, an improvement on the prior regime, because overseas companies were using cutting rights in the purchase of those to circumvent scrutiny under the Act. But the Green Party is very pleased that we are now shutting the gate on this primrose path for forestry and that very limited discretion that Ministers and the Overseas Investment Office have had until now in terms of forestry applications by overseas investors, because they haven't had to demonstrate a benefit to New Zealand, and that meant there was really very limited oversight.