Minister Parker is correct: New Zealand needs to be open to do business and attract foreign direct investment. It is always important that the Government look to where it can be directed most productively. But, in so doing, what is just as important for those we seek to attract, to bring to our economy, to invest, to grow the economy, to partner, to create jobs—because we have to remember there are very few paths of economy that haven't had foreign direct investment brought into them and therefore have benefited as a result of that—most importantly, is for these investors to have some certainty. Often a no can be as good as yes if it comes quickly enough, but in this case, actually, a very clear process that runs through quickly that they have sight of and can deliver an outcome.