Hon DAVID BENNETT (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. This legislation got its genesis in the New Zealand First coalition agreement with the Labour Party, which required an exemption for overseas investors into buying land for the purposes of forestry, and to get the billion trees. It's taken the Government many years to get to the position of tonight—which is a start. But do not be fooled. They will use this, going around the farming communities, saying, "Look what we have done, getting rid of that foreign exemption." But it doesn't actually get rid of the foreign exemption because there are three tests. One is a general benefit test, the second is a farmland test, and the third is the forestry test. Now, they're getting rid of the forestry test, true, but they're putting it into the general benefit test. They're not putting it into this more stringent farmland test.