That level of foreign ownership of our forests is something that we should be concerned about. Under the direction of the former Government, a very special dispensation was made, led by Winston Peters, to make sure that foreign companies could come in and buy up to 999 hectares, provided it was going to be used for forestry use or forestry cutting rights. We were very concerned about this at the time. We thought that to have a 5 hectare limit for farmland but a 999 hectare right for foreigners buying forests was disproportionate and actually an unwelcome arrangement.