Immigration is when foreigners come and live here, potentially next door to you. Foreign investment is when they stay home and just send you money. What a great thing is foreign investment, essential to New Zealand's economic future, and, unfortunately, New Zealand has a history in recent times of being one of the most fortified against foreign investment, and people want to send money to New Zealand. Recent example: Microsoft, a well-known software company from the United States, wanted to send money and know-how and capital to New Zealand to establish a data centre in Auckland. What a wonderful thing—our friends around the world wanting to invest in New Zealand, providing the capital, the know-how, the infrastructure for New Zealanders to do their work—and yet, oh no, no, we have the Overseas Investment Act to make it harder and delay and slow them down in getting their capital here. In fact, we've been ranked fourth-worst in the OECD for openness to investment. So there's an awful lot of work that could be done by a Government that wanted to improve our legislation. 