So this bill does some things that will make it easier—in particular, no longer requiring low-risk transactions to be screened. Now, obviously, we in the National Party would like this to go further, but it's saying that investments in less sensitive land that are only screened because land adjoins land that is sensitive in its own right won't need to be screened. You would think that would be pretty obvious. So we're protecting sensitive land, but under the current regimes, if you happen to be dealing with land that's next to sensitive land, well, then that gets caught up in the system, which is terribly cumbersome.