It's clear we support this bill going to the first reading, because there are some very good things in it. But I challenge the Government, including the Minister of Agriculture and the Minister of Forestry: we have a six-month process; why do we not, in this bill, address the issue of forestry? The only investment available for foreign investors right now is to go and buy farmland and plant it in trees, and members only need to talk—and I know the Ministers have—to the mayors of Wairoa, Gisborne, the Wairarapa to know that they are horrified with what's going on, horrified. So why in this bill, when all these other things are in here to be looked at, has this Government conveniently chosen not to bring this piece of legislation before the House? After all, we have six months—six months—of a select committee process. 