I think the big issue here—and this is what the crux of this bill will be about—is there are good forms of foreign investment and there are poor forms of foreign investment. In the main, there are many good types of foreign investment, and the classic I want to talk about is, for instance, if a company is in trouble—and we've seen the Auckland Airport do a significant rights issue recently. If that company wants to get fresh equity so it can recapitalise and grow its business or expand its business, that is fine, and that type of foreign investment should be allowed. What worries me in this bill is that all the good stuff and the bad stuff is going to be put together into one little box and pushed through the Overseas Investment Office (OIO) under strict requirements to do it within 10 days, and also the whole processing at 25, 50, 75, and 100 percent takeover—each of those thresholds just double up the requirement to be able to make that happen. 