It's also important, I think, to—and having listened to the member who's just resumed her seat, Deborah Russell—you know, there's nothing in here, when I've looked through, about property rights or any concept that once one owns property, actually one owns property rather than simply then everyone else gets a say about what you do with that property. I know it's currently a foreign idea, this concept of property rights, and I can see my good friend Eugenie Sage sitting up in horror at the concept of it. But actually, surely, when people pay for land, they pay for land. But we're very aware that people want to make sure that some assets remain in New Zealand and that New Zealanders get a fair opportunity to partake of the wonderful natures of our country and assets. 