The particular issue I want to raise is in respect of farmland, because there are three aspects of the bill that relate to rural land—farmland. One is a recognition that there are different types of farmland, essentially—that some farmland is more equal than others, if you like—that that which is designated from a zoning perspective is actually not very good land, it's not productive, it's not being used for farming, but there is a quite significant test that needs to be met before it can be used for something else. I think these changes are really sensible. On the other hand, for that which is genuinely farmland, the requirements to advertise farmland transactions in New Zealand before the agreement to sell the land to an overseas person is entered into—to the degree that one might believe that there are significant risks in that area, I think that is a safe enough amendment. 