When it comes to intervention, I think it's always good to start with the mind-set that a market should be as free as possible and without regulation and then, if necessary, dial it back from there to ensure that any market failures can be addressed. In this case, there has arguably been a market failure, albeit within the confines of regulation, that has had perverse outcomes for farmland. It should be noted that this bill, of course, as it's in the title, only applies to investment from overseas, and I think one should be wary of how this may impact what happens with domestic investment once the playing field has been tipped in the other direction.