One of the other parts of the bill that Opposition members may be interested in is the issues around character, because, currently, if an overseas investor wants to acquire sensitive assets, the investor test must be satisfied. That means that an investor's character, capacity, and capability are assessed to ensure that they're not likely to act inappropriately or bring New Zealand into disrepute. Currently, that investor test requires a large amount of information to be reviewed. It's time-consuming, both for potential investors and applicants and for the Overseas Investment Office, and that test only looks at the character of individuals, the directors, and those who control the company. What the bill is doing is ensuring that there is a simplified investor test, and it looks at the character of corporate entities and not just individuals. That should reduce the amount of information that is required and make the whole process much more streamlined. 