The other aspect is the definition of, if you're going to go through and assess a transaction, whether in fact—under current rules, we used to have what was called the counterfactual—if a foreigner bought it, would that foreigner do even more than a New Zealand investor? And the test, the counterfactual, was that they had to do more in terms of either growing the business or employing more people, or bringing further environmental impacts. The test now is a little bit simpler, and it's a before and after test. Related to this is the issue around advertising, which means that this transaction will need to be subject to some form of advertising. That is the test to make sure that the New Zealand interests or New Zealand component of that test is actually properly understood and quantified. 