ANDREW BAYLY (National—Hunua): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's a pleasure to be talking on this new bill, the Overseas Investment (Urgent Measures) Amendment Bill. If I recall and understand what the Minister said when he introduced the bill, this bill is basically about stopping fire sales of businesses in New Zealand and, with that, the loss of intellectual property and jobs overseas. I think that at a high level, there is merit in that argument, for sure. However, what I find slightly disconcerting is he then went on and used the term "triage", and, to me, that has a rather negative connotation about the way you look at approval of foreign investment. It implies a negative connotation, and I think that is wrong. We are talking about foreign investment in New Zealand, and, as many of the speakers have noted previously, it has been very beneficial for New Zealand. 