But the big issue that we're unhappy about in this bill is that the issue of land which is subject to forestry cutting rights or could be acquired for forestry rights—we are concerned that this is the only major issue that was not dealt with in this bill. So just to give backdrop to this, forestry land or forests in New Zealand are currently owned in excess of 70 percent by foreigners. So that means that less than 20 percent, or less than 30 percent actually, is owned by domestic owners. 