The triage idea is quite straightforward as well. It turns out that often it is very easy to make a judgment at one end of the scale that something is completely acceptable and it's easy to make a judgment at the other end of a scale that something is completely unacceptable, but it's the area in the middle that is difficult. The process of triage that the Minister referred to that the Overseas Investment Office will be required to follow to ensure that there are quick answers takes advantage of the fact that the judgments at either end of the scale are actually quite easy to make. It is those judgments in the middle where we will need to review foreign direct investment in this country, and, at this time in particular, we need to ensure that we are protecting the major assets of the New Zealand economy, whether they are held in private hands or public hands. Assets that have been built up by New Zealand businesses are New Zealand assets, and we need to ensure that they are protected. 