But I say to the other side of the House: we remember vividly all of the big opportunities squandered by them where we let legacy assets in the South Island be hocked off. Not a single word said from that side of the House. Our side arrived and said, as a part of the sovereignty of New Zealand, some things are worth fighting for. Some things are worth taking right into an election, coming out victorious, and passing legislation. This bill represents that. This bill says that, in the post-COVID environment, growing food, creating exports from the primary sector is essential. Therefore, if you are a foreign direct investor hoping to swoop in, for example, like the Tai Poutini West Coast dairy factory, those days are over. No more exploiting transitory distresses, distressing times, and denuding New Zealanders of these legacy assets. By all means, make an application if you are an applicant out there, but have no illusions: where farmland is concerned, and its incredible importance for export-based activity, you will go through a strong test.