Hon GERRY BROWNLEE (National—Ilam): It's fascinating, after listening to the Budget speeches from the Government and supporting parties, that the very first bill that we see under urgency in support of the Budget is one to stop a flow of capital into New Zealand. We heard the other day the Rt Hon Winston Peters talking about that ever since 1882 and refrigerated shipping, New Zealand's been a trading nation. We've also been a nation that has been built off the back of foreign investment on our shores. That is an undeniable fact, and here we have today a Government that is making it harder for foreign investment to come into New Zealand because somehow it's being portrayed as a big bogey that takes things away from people. Well, it has contributed an enormous amount to what New Zealand is today to this point. 