The special forestry test is still available for overseas investment in existing forestry. We are also making a range of minor and technical changes that will provide investors with clarity about the rules to help with their operation and effectiveness. The removal of the special forestry test only means that conversions are now treated the same as any other overseas investment in non-urban land. It's important to note that last year, we made major changes to streamline and simplify the benefit to New Zealand test that will now apply to these forestry conversions. I mention this to assure you that we're not going back to the way things were prior to 2018. Major improvements have been made since then to how the Act works. The benefits of the proposed investment will only need to be compared against those of the current state of the land. Previously, a complex and highly theoretical exercise was required to be undertaken. 