This is the fourth foreign investment bill or overseas investment amendment bill that this Government has brought in 2½ years. If you weigh those up, well, the things that make it harder to invest, "embedding a higher threshold for acquiring farm land, reflecting its significant economic and cultural importance,"—you know, what that means in practice is that it's going to be more difficult for the likes of Stephensons, who own a whole lot of land on the Central Plateau, to sell it and free up capital for other projects, such as a housing project in South Auckland. That's what happened to them. This restriction on selling farmland actually cost New Zealanders housing developments, because New Zealanders weren't free to use their capital that they owned freely under the laws set down by this Government.