We have made changes with regard to farmland. It does sound like a little thing, but it was kind of absurd to hear in the select committee that people were advertising farmland after having sold it, and the objection of some submitters was that what we would do if we changed this would be to stop that process and that this would be just, somehow, red tape. We concluded it wasn't red tape; it was exactly what the purpose of the bill was: to give New Zealanders an opportunity to actually buy that land, to actually allow the people selling it to realise its true value, but within New Zealand hands if possible. 