We know why it occurred: because one of his support partners required it. It is outrageous for the Government members to stand up and try and say that they are better protecting land, when they are allowing thousands and thousands of hectares to be bought by foreigners and to wait—it may not even be planted immediately, but eventually will end up in forest, with all the downsides that then happens when already 72 percent of forests in New Zealand are owned by foreigners. I just think there is a lack of concurrence and clarity around what they are trying to achieve. This bill does some improvements; I accept that. But there is still that total illogicality of what went on last year. 