The special forestry test was introduced in 2018 to support investment into production forestry by creating a streamlined pathway whilst we also brought forest registration rights within the ambit of the overseas investment regime prior to the inception of the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement, which closed down the ability of Governments to add new areas of screening. At the time, the Overseas Investment Act (OIA) was itself highly complex—in fact, unnecessarily so. Since then, things have changed: the carbon price has more than tripled, to upwards of $70—this is quite attractive to forests investors—and also the consent pathways generally under the OIA have been simplified, with some of that complexity and some of the inconsistent criteria having been removed.