Where we're concerned about that—if the goal of this bill, at least in part, is to protect farmland, then we should be considering an amendment to the bill to do just that. So I have just tabled an amendment in my name that, effectively, deletes the relevant section in the Overseas Investment Act that does that. I'll just let the committee know what that is—that is the insertion of a new clause 8A of the bill that, effectively, deletes section 16C of the Act—that was the "Conditions for consents relating to sensitive land that will be used for forestry activities". That was the amendment that was made to the Act in 2018. If we are genuine about both ensuring that our very highly productive land is used in the best manner it can be and also providing the appropriate protections for New Zealand farmland from overseas investors—if that is indeed what one wants to do—then we shouldn't have this sort of carve-out for a transition of use from farmland to forestry. 