But overseas investment has always been necessary for our economy. It has always been necessary to improve the productivity, right across our productive sectors especially, and we have overseas investment happening every day and in every sphere of our economy. Whether it's in the tech space or our businesses being purchased and interest in businesses being bought and sold, there are investments happening across the board, but we want to ensure, through this bill, that we do protect our taonga—productive land. Therefore, ensuring that the directive which the Minister gave to the Overseas Investment Office, we are codifying that into legislation to ensure that there has to be a demonstrable boost and productive improvement to those land assets to ensure that the investment is justified. So it's a very high bar now that applicants have to meet and that is very welcome, because we want to ensure—and I certainly do, as I continue to drive around the great big island—that we maintain our sovereignty as Kiwis but we also welcome that investment that will help to enhance and grow the wealth of our provinces and our region and our nation as a whole. 