When we came to power, we found that the screening regime did not, in effect, cover forestry, as it did not cover residential housing. And unless we change the Overseas Investment Act quickly, New Zealand would, effectively, have had to pay a very high price to fix that, because we would have found ourselves in breach of not just CPTPP but other agreements that leveraged off it that had been signed in earlier years, including the free-trade agreement with China and various other free-trade agreements, under the most favoured nation clause, which carries the best investment protocols from subsequent agreements into earlier agreements.