It was interesting, for me, how they introduced this legislation restricting foreign ownership of land at the same time the Hon Shane Jones was trying to push his tree programme. He'd been asleep at the Cabinet meeting that pushed the legislation through and suddenly realised he was in trouble with these overseas investors, so they passed a Supplementary Order Paper at the very last minute making it easier—easier—for foreigners to come in and buy our farmland, provided they're planting it into trees. A thousand hectares: it's easy to buy. If you're a foreigner, it's easy to buy a thousand hectares, provided you're putting it into trees. And consequently, we've seen good farmland coming out of sheep and beef production, going into trees supported by a subsidy to plant those trees, all because the Hon Shane Jones went around at the last election with his mate the Rt Hon Winston Peters talking about a billion trees.