The Greens support this bill because of the way it winds back the changes that were made in 2018, inspired by New Zealand First, to facilitate overseas investment in forestry through the special forestry test, also called the "primrose path" for forestry. It was a much weaker test—in fact, it was described as a tick-box test—where overseas companies wanting to buy land, including farmland for forestry, didn't have to demonstrate benefits to New Zealand. It was very permissive. Certainly, as Minister Parker noted, the changes made in 2018 brought forestry cutting rights under the Overseas Investment Act regime, but you still had this very permissive test.