In particular in this legislation, there are a couple of things that I think are a very good idea, and I'm surprised that they have to be fixed as opposed to that this Government shouldn't have changed them to start with. And that is in two areas. If somebody has been deemed to be fit to invest in New Zealand and they have invested, if they want to incrementally increase that, previously, that investment, they've had to go back and seek additional clearance. And, of course, if nothing has changed, all that is is dead time and it means the investment comes more slowly, its investment in the economy takes longer to show benefit, and the jobs that foreign direct investment create are further away—if, indeed, they get permission. Well, of course, that has been rectified here in this legislation, which is important.