But I do sometimes think that there's a tremendous amount of worry about what might happen when, actually, as I look around the Parliament, most of the people here are children of immigrants. Some are immigrants themselves, grandchildren of immigrants, in some cases, many decades back. But, actually, people come to New Zealand to get ahead in life and we're a very long way from anywhere else. So bringing in whatever we do in relation to overseas investment, we need to understand that overseas investment is generally a good thing. There'll be some instances where it hasn't worked out well for the country, and I think that those need to be acknowledged, but, actually, mostly it's a good thing. Because one of the things with a country of our population of a mere five million people, smaller than Melbourne, in an area larger than the United Kingdom—the one thing we really lack, apart from people, is we actually lack capital. And that capital holds us back.