The Green Party has a stronger view on overseas investment, wants a threshold that's lower in terms of business investments, but we will be supporting this bill and were heartened by the comments by Barbara Edmonds that the Finance and Expenditure Committee will be looking at the transitional provisions. Because I still have a concern around standing consents, which are these consents given to companies if they have complied with our overseas investment laws, enabling them to make a number of transactions to purchase land without having to go back to the Overseas Investment Office for permission each time. And the existing rules, under the bill as I understand it, will apply to these standing consents or to those who applied for standing consents before the bill comes into effect. I have a concern that that may spark a bit of a gold rush in relation to standing consents and applications to purchase, so I would really encourage the Finance and Expenditure Committee to look quite closely at that. But this is a bill which does seek to improve the position and put forestry on a more even foothold with other land-based overseas investment applications.