NICOLA GRIGG (National—Selwyn): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I'm very pleased to take a call on the Overseas Investment (Forestry) Amendment Bill at its first reading and join my colleague Ian McKelvie in supporting it. I am speaking this evening as the National Party spokesperson for land information—which does include oversight of the Overseas Investment Office—but also with my rural communities hat on, who, I think, more than most have been quite fearful watching the impact of what they determine as the Government's inaction on this issue. At its most basic, the bill aims to address the increasing number of land-use conversions we've seen, particularly in that class 6 to class 8 land, and the ease with which these conversions have occurred under the special forestry test, which is set out in the Overseas Investment Act and is the brainchild of that party formerly known as New Zealand First.