Now, again, there'll be those who say it doesn't matter whether we lose control, because the money comes in. The problem with that, though, is once a piece of land in New Zealand has actually gone to overseas ownership, it remains in overseas ownership. So if we get a Hong Kong corporation that owns a large chunk of Mr Brownlee's favourite area of Canterbury, well, that's fine. That money, when it's originally sold, will remain in New Zealand. It'll be reinvested in other things. However, that corporation in Hong Kong that then onsells that to a corporation in New York—tell me, there is actually no benefit of that, because that money is, essentially, a transaction that takes place offshore, and the benefit will accrue all offshore. So other than perhaps the transaction costs that will accrue to New Zealanders, there will be no benefit. So, again, it's very, very important that we look at what is strategically the intent of this bill. 