With regard to foreign ownership and foreign control, I thought that was another situation which really was a good example of striking the balance, making sure that the investment was going into the right places. We now have a rule that says that foreign control, if it's over 25 percent, will need to be screened, but we really distinguished between control and passive investment. The real valuable money for us is in things like, as my colleague Mr Bayly talked about, sovereign wealth funds, the super funds, the buybacks of CEOs. Those things will all be able to be done without red tape, and my colleague Barbara Edmonds made the point that this is intended to mean that there's a 30 percent reduction in the applications needed under this Act. That's a huge streamlining that's going on. 