If this Parliament continues to legislate at haste and repent at leisure to rush legislation through with shortened select committee processes to try and introduce arbitrary ministerial discretion—as this bill does—into whether someone can invest here, then what we are going to find is that people around the world are going to expect a higher premium when they invest in New Zealand, a higher premium for sovereign risk, and what I'd say to the House and say to the Government is that it can't be one or the other. If there truly is an urgent need to stop some sort of inflow of foreign capital—heaven forbid—and there is some sort of security issue that the Government knows about where perhaps some foreign power is seeking to overtake strategic assets—you know, it's funny, everyone loves saying "strategic assets". No one that's ever said that has been able to tell me what strategy they're referring to, but I leave that aside. 