TIM VAN DE MOLEN (National—Waikato): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Now, I'm happy to take a call on this bill, because, actually, it is a long overdue step, bringing the requirements for overseas investors looking to invest in the forestry sector closer back into line with overseas investors who are looking to invest in other areas, such as our food and fibre sector—the amazing food and fibre sector that it is. It's been interesting just listening to the contributions we've heard from the Government, who have put forward their views on why this is an important change to make, why we need to look at tightening up the rules around those investors. We support this piece of legislation. Interestingly, though, it was only four years ago that the very same Government, the Labour Party, were standing up and saying exactly why they needed to put this rule in in the first place. So here we are now, four years later, and the Government is arguing the complete opposite to what they argued just four years ago.