The practical reality of the current laws is that because they are so difficult—and particularly because they're so hard to predict the outcome of those laws—when an international investor is considering buying something in New Zealand, or has an interest in New Zealand which involves lots of landholding, then it becomes very complicated and very time-consuming. Now, the logical outcome of that is that many foreign investors who could be investing in this country, providing jobs and opportunities for New Zealanders, will throw up their hands and say, "It's all too hard; I'll go somewhere else". Because there's a whole world out there of places where you can invest; you don't have to invest in New Zealand, and if we make it too difficult and too complicated, they won't.