We do have concerns about it as well—significant concerns—particularly in the absence of any threshold whatsoever. I struggle to understand how the tranquillity of the Realm and the interests of New Zealanders would be badly affected if a company worth $1 million or less was sold to anybody in particular, and so the absence of any threshold means that what we're seeing, potentially, is sand being thrown in the gears of the flow of investment into this country. Of course, what we've seen in this Budget, only read sort of a couple of moments ago, is that the country has fallen into a massive economic hole, where we've got 150,000 jobs potentially being lost and $140 billion of extra debt, or about $80,000 per household, falling on New Zealanders. So the most critical thing that we need as a country over the next year is to grow, and a growth plan, and we have some criticisms about the absence of a clear growth plan in the Government, which we'll talk about at other times. 