In this whole area of a national interest test, that is to recognise that on this side of the House, we have significant infrastructure in the telecommunications space, in the technology space, and if it's advising on national security issues, that it is in the national interest for applications to purchase those companies to be considered. Really? But the ability for the Ministry of Finance to consider those and see whether they're purchased by overseas interests is actually in New Zealand's national interest. So that is what this bill does. It provides the screening of any application to buy more than 25 percent of a New Zealand company by an overseas person, or to increase the investment stake by an overseas person beyond 50 percent, for this emergency COVID period. Then, when that is over, there will be this national interest test, which means applications will be screened, due diligence will be done—and, as Minister Parker noted, that will be done relatively quickly—and then, if needed, the Minister can intervene. 