"Enabling decision-makers to consider the effects on sustainability of investments that involve water bottling or bulk water extraction"—now, isn't this interesting? The Minister got up and said, "I don't know if there should be environmental considerations in the Overseas Investment Act because, actually, we have the Resource Management Act, we have environmental regulations in New Zealand." Now, if we need environmental regulations for foreign investors, are we saying that we don't mind if local investors damage the environment? Well, of course we're not. We have a robust environmental regulatory regime for people who are using land, such as bottling water, all up and down New Zealand. Why would it matter who the person was? It's pure politics. 