If we look—as Mr Bayly rightly notes, I don't know the numbers, he perhaps does, but large amounts of our forests are owned, cutting rights and the like are owned, by overseas investors. And that seems to be working. This isn't a situation where we see some skewing of the market or the loss of a critical strategic asset of New Zealand, rather—whilst I do absolutely recognise recent supply chain issues with timber and the like, by and large our timber and forestry industry appears to be working well and foreign investment in it does not seem to be problematic in any way. Having said that—and we heard Mr Parker, I think it was only yesterday, say that keeping this area of the law in shape is important—it's not out of the question that at some future date that may be revisited.