At the time, there was widespread concern. I sat on the committee at the time, and there was a number of Opposition members and parties who were opposed to the change of making it much easier for foreigners to come and buy New Zealand forests. It should be acknowledged that, at the time, we were informed that the ownership of New Zealand forests back in 2018 was approximately 72 percent owned by foreigners. I must admit, at the time when I heard that stat, I was very, very surprised at the level of foreign ownership of New Zealand forests. Obviously, the preference would, of course, be that we have New Zealand owners of forests, but we also acknowledge the contribution that foreigners make. Yet, contrary to all of the views that were expressed, the Labour Government and New Zealand First drove through these changes and did not take into account sufficiently the issues that were at hand at that point, and people knew what this was going to mean. It was pretty clear what was going to happen. Since then, I think, about 260,000 hectares has been converted into forestry in New Zealand. So we've sort of seen a revival from the Minister, and Minister Parker was just talking before. This is the Labour Government changing its mind now that it hasn't got New Zealand First sitting alongside it.