So, in the meantime, in response to concerns particularly around land and around sensitive land, sets of rules have been developed to ensure that when overseas interests purchase sensitive land in New Zealand, in particular, they have to go through a series of hoops. Now, obviously, nobody can take the land away, and so the land will always remain there, but a lot of New Zealanders have been concerned about our ownership and direction over land across the countryside. You can argue about the merits of that. There are benefits in terms of having some sense of comfort that we're not going to be tenants in our own land—the fear that many people have. Against that, of course, these rules become very tedious and cumbersome and difficult to negotiate.