In closing, I want to talk about one issue of this bill which I particularly support, and that is around leasing of interests of less than 10 years where this threshold has reached into a single interest. I want to point out what this practically means in my own electorate. A significant number of horticultural operations and a significant number of international interests like Heinz Wattie's and McCain have a supply chain which relies on leases of farmland, and unless this bill is passed and it is changed—and I very much support this part—they have to apply for the Overseas Investment Office to renew their lease. Now, they are international corporates. They are employing thousands of people in my electorate. They're a wonderful company. They're using our land and resources on a lease basis—they don't own it—and there is a flaw in the law which this bill addresses. It's very costly, very disruptive, and above all it takes away a lot of confidence.