The third element relates to leases. Previously, leases were captured. What the bill sets out is if the lease is less than 10 years' duration, it's actually not captured now, under the bill. That's a good thing, because if you think about the viticulture industry, leasing of land by wine companies—often they will be deemed to be foreigners. They are leasing the land, so they're not buying it, obviously. If they have a lease for less than 10 years, it means that they can continue and it's sort of the current way that they operate in New Zealand without being subject to undue scrutiny, and I think that's a pretty good aspect to it. 