HELEN WHITE (Labour): First of all, congratulations on your appointment. This is a bill that I was part of the select committee hearing on, and it's one that really tries to balance the risks that are associated with overseas investment with the benefits of it. The benefits of investment in things like long-term forestry are something that was very apparent in the submissions. We had people explain to us how long those investments are and how good for the country they are, and I was very much convinced by those arguments. What it will do is it will remove the current test and go to a test which is a common one. It's the change to the benefit to New Zealand test. And that test, for people who don't know about it, is one that will be, really—it boils down to: is there a benefit to New Zealanders, compared with the state of the land at the present time in its use in forestry? So it's a good, solid test, and it involves looking at the economic benefits of this, along with those benefits to the natural environment. I think it's a great bill. I commend the bill to the House.