Federated Farmers and some individuals were concerned that the bill did not go far enough to prevent overseas investors converting land into forestry. I'm confident that the risks posed by overseas investment into our most productive farmland can be properly managed in the way that this bill provides. Investors will need to show that the benefits of their land are proportionate to the sensitivity of the land. This proportionality element is appropriate. In practice, this means that there will be a higher bar for any investor who wants to convert any of our most sensitive land into forestry. The high bar will apply, for example, to the most productive farmland, the land of the highest conservation value, or the land of the highest cultural value. 