But unfortunately the 2018 regulations didn't actually create that. What the 2018 regulations did has actually made it much more permissive for foreigners to come and buy that land. Now the rules now under this arrangement—up to a thousand hectares. Now let's assume this farm, the utopian farm, is still in existence and owned by the Aitken family; they still remember Stuart Nash fondly. Now, what is the test under the new proposed arrangements? So let's assume that Aitken farm—beautiful trees all grown up now; a foreigner wants to come and buy it, and it's over a thousand hectares. So what are the new rules? How will the new tests be executed? And the sense is, is there a requirement for a counterfactual? Is there a requirement to set out what the benefits are of converting that utopian farm now into a pine forest? What are the new arrangements? And also, I'd quite like to understand about the capability of the Overseas Investment Office, but I'm going to leave that for my next question. 