And then the next piece of legislation is the bill that we now have, the effect of which is to provide a national interest test, which I am sure we'll go into in a bit more detail, that is enduring and doesn't rely upon the COVID powers legislation. The other major change that is made by this bill is to put in the primary legislation similar provisions to that which were in the letter of directive so that the more restricted regime that we have in respect of overseas investment and sensitive farmland is slightly more narrowly defined than previously, but that those provisions carry forward into the primary legislation so that any future change relies upon this House changing the law rather than a future ministerial directive letter.