Then, we look at introducing the higher threshold for acquiring farmland. It ensures farmland is advertised in a way that ensures New Zealanders have a chance to acquire it before overseas investment is involved. Remember all the furore over the Crafar Farms? Massive furore—people up and down the country upset that they were being sold to Shanghai Pengxin, a Chinese company. People ignored the fact that the animal husbandry on those farms was appalling and ignored the fact that the investment in those farms as productive units was non-existent, and now people will be able to go and look at those farms and see what happens when you get good quality investment in farming activities in New Zealand. It brings everybody else up with it. 