We will continue to support this bill, but, I stress, let's not get too ahead of ourselves in terms of what this is going to mean. I think there is still much more we can do to show the world that New Zealand is open for business and it's open for investment, for the benefit of New Zealand. We believe in free trade. We believe in the free movement of capital. We believe in a reasonably free movement of people—although we're probably backsliding in that regard, given the Minister of Immigration's approach over the last few months. So we shouldn't be too terribly worried about the free movement of investment in this country, because they're not stealing anything. Every time an overseas company invests in this country, that frees capital up for New Zealanders to invest in other things. That's how the economy works, and to be scared of that is to put the shutters up and close for business.