I think the issue around this piece of legislation—and the Minister has done a pretty good job of sort of going through it, but there's sort of three key issues. The first one is around the issue of sensitive land and how that's dealt with, and I'll pick up on that in a moment. The second one is around a transaction involving so-called foreign entities. And the issue we've got, if we think about a company like Fletcher Challenge, which grew up and was owned and was established in New Zealand, is because it's listed overseas in the Australian market, it is technically under the current rules deemed to be a foreign entity. Because it's more than 25 percent owned by foreigners and because it's a listed company, that's what happens. 