Again, one of the other important parts—and I am sort of starting to run a little bit out of time; hopefully, one of the following speakers will talk about this—is the ability of overseas companies to own. Again, I'll look at probably the best example—that is, managed funds or the managed investment schemes. There are two categories here. If they are unlisted and the manager or trustee is an overseas person and more than 25 percent of the value of the scheme's investments are invested on behalf of overseas persons, then they will come within the parameters of this bill. Also, if they are a listed company and overseas persons own 50 percent or more of the value of the scheme's investments, again, they will come within the purview of this bill. 