Now, I listened very carefully to the Hon David Parker as he introduced this legislation, and he talked about the need for it to protect those strategic industries that may be vulnerable because of the economic crisis of COVID-19—industries associated with the military, with the ports, with airports, perhaps electricity, perhaps even the media—and there is some justification for needing to make sure that those industries, who may become fragile and vulnerable, are recognised as strategic industries and are, therefore, subject to a strong regime and tests around foreign direct investment. But what Mr Strange didn't realise with his contribution is that New Zealand already has a very, very strong regime around overseas investment. 