The Hon David Parker talked about a threshold existing in the current regime of $100 million. Well, if the ports of New Zealand and the airports of New Zealand are now going to collapse to a value below that, and I certainly hope that's not the case—but if it is, think seriously about adjusting that threshold. But the way I read the legislation, this means all foreign investment comes under the scrutiny of this new bill. I want the member opposite to consider Queenstown as it is today—desperate for jobs. I will guarantee before too much longer there will be a motel unit there, perhaps, of 20 or 30 units that will go bust and, potentially, it could have been sold to an overseas investor and saved a lot of jobs. But that particular threshold now means that that distressed business—a motel of 30 units, potentially—is considered strategic under this legislation and goes through yet another hurdle, if indeed this doesn't chase off the potential foreign investor buying that. 