One of the things that I'm looking forward to most about this bill coming before our select committee is the protection that it's going to afford land and our natural assets. Now, those of us that have electorates which span the Eastern Bay of Plenty know that in fact there has been a lot of heartache, especially around water and the Overseas Investment Office. In fact, there have been applications from overseas companies to buy up sections of land which has beautiful pristine springs on it, and, in fact, it's brought a lot of grief to Māori communities in the Eastern Bay of Plenty especially. I want to especially mention Ngāti Awa and also Ngāti Manawa as well, who were thinking about embarking on water bottling as their way of economic freedom. But, in fact, what this bill is going to do is it's going to make sure that if there are applications that come in to buy tracts of land where overseas persons are looking to bottle our water, then, actually, Ministers will need to consider the impact of that proposal on water quality and also sustainability. They will have to make sure that it is in the best interests and the benefits of New Zealanders.