It effectively amends, as the Minister said, the Overseas Investment Act 2005, to ensure that overseas investment that results in the conversion of farmland or other land to forestry benefits New Zealand and, I guess, that's really key to any foreign investment, or overseas investment in New Zealand—it's important that it benefits New Zealand. And I think that, in this case, we've seen some—as we often do with Government interference in processes and industry and businesses—extraordinary results as a result of that interference. We've had a history of it in this Parliament, of interfering in things—particularly related to land, interestingly. If you go back to a particular Government of some many years ago—only one or two of us will remember it—supplementary minimum prices were introduced, for example, and distorted the land in New Zealand and, in fact, caused a lot of the problems that, interestingly, we're seeing up the East Coast, with respect to forestry.