The amendment does not apply to carbon forests; we've just heard that very articulately said by the previous speaker, Kieran McAnulty—that carbon forests have nothing to do with this legislation at all, before today or after this bill is passed through the House. Carbon forests are regulated quite separately, and as the previous speaker said, there is consultation at the moment on whether or not the emissions trading scheme settings should change so that they don't apply to these exotic forests all the time and instead incentivise indigenous forests. That has the benefit of being better for biodiversity. We've heard also, from the Hon David Bennett there, about the various different tests that are in the Overseas Investment Act that we have currently and how these will apply. He has said that the farm test should apply rather than the normal test, but regardless of which one should apply, the point here is that the permissive test won't apply to new forestry, new plantation forestry. It will still apply to existing forests but not to any conversions.