Now I want to talk about what this bill also does to simplify the approval process for most transactions, to ensure that the limited resources are dedicated to reviewing transactions most likely to pose risk. Under the national interest test, it will be better targeted so no longer automatically applying to investments by State-linked pension funds similar in nature to the New Zealand Super Fund that operate at an arm's length from the Government. In addition to lifting the requirements for overseas investment in farmland, the bill better ensures that New Zealanders have a regime of opportunity to purchase it by requiring that it is publicly advertised before an overseas person can enter into an agreement to buy it, unlike the status quo, where this often occurs after the deal has been signed. By doing this, it makes sure that everybody knows when this land is up for sale.