We need foreign investment in this country, and this sort of legislation, the fourth such piece of legislation advanced by the Hon David Parker in just 2½ years, sends all the wrong signals to potential overseas investors—who were interested in New Zealand; they've been turned off dramatically over the last 2½ years. And this will be a further nail in that coffin, that will actually make the Prime Minister's wish for the Budget that her Government delivered today to deliver jobs—it'll make this a lot, lot harder to do so, and who suffers then? The very people who, traditionally, vote Labour at an election. Many of them, by the time we get to the election, are going to be unemployed, and I'm going to be campaigning saying if this Government had any sense and any economic realism about what drives an economy, they'd actually be doing the opposite, would actually be making it easier for foreign investors to come into this country. Because if they come in, invest in businesses: there's your job opportunities.