So, anyway, I'm relieved that that the bill is going off to a brief discussion with the select committee. On that basis, we're prepared to send it off to the select committee and have some consideration of it, noting our reservations about the absence of a threshold and the potential that it would have to make. At a critical time when we need investment, it could put off some of the investment that we would value and that would actually make a difference in terms of keeping some businesses afloat, because there will be many businesses across this country right now that are in desperate straits that employ New Zealanders, and it may well be that capital and resources coming from offshore might save those businesses and keep them going. If we turn off that tap and if we make it too difficult for that capital to arrive, that could compound the problem that we have with jobs in this country and make the situation worse. That's not something that I think anybody in this House would want to do, and I'm sure the Government doesn't want to do that as well. 