But in the case of non-resident leases, the difference between what Labour said three and a half years ago around the changes they wanted to make to foreign direct investment, and this, is that you can't take the land away with you—full stop—and it would be even harder if they could make the case that you could if it was leased. So, in this case, for there to be a lease that is entered into, the owner of the land is a New Zealander, or could well be somebody from overseas that has been given permission to buy and own that land, irrespective of where the person comes from that wants to take up a lease, they have the ability to do so, and I'm glad that's been recognised here in this legislation.