Now, this bill, when you look through it, it's not major. It addresses things and it is given context by things that have happened before it. But, actually, what it is is secondary to a piece of legislation that we passed last year: the Overseas Investment (Urgent Measures) Amendment Act. You might remember, during COVID, when it looked like there may be some seriously distressed assets in New Zealand—and, again, all parties, and, I believe, from memory, even the ACT Party, agreed with this—it was necessary to have a piece of legislation to ensure that at that time we didn't lose strategic assets because they were so distressed. That was actually dealt with. I think everyone agreed that the last thing we wanted to do at that particular time, when this big mix of hedge funds or particularly funds where foreign Governments had a major part of the investment—that we didn't actually lose that.