Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister for the Environment): The Overseas Investment Act records only deal with approvals or disapprovals of applications to buy land that is covered by the regime and monitoring of conditions if conditions are imposed. For example, if someone sought to acquire a farm that was mainly forestry land but had some high-value agricultural land, and they said, "We're going to subdivide it and sell off the highly productive horticultural land.", they'd monitor against that. But they don't do that, in general, for all land in respect of the overall vision that was described by the Minister of Forestry, the Hon Stuart Nash, and it is good that we've got a Minister who has a vision for the sector. That's actually achieved through not just the overseas investment rules but it's partly rules that lie in district plans and through the emissions trading scheme, as well as in overseas investment settings.