It says, "[provide] better recognition for Māori cultural values, including by taking into account plans to protect or enhance wāhi [tapu], wāhi tapu areas, and Māori reservations;". Well, that's all fine, but the problem is that this bill doesn't tell anyone how to do that, so there's going to be a new job interpreting what that means in the context of the Overseas Investment Act. Then it says a new regulation-making power so that at any time, a future Government can, by regulation not by legislation, do what the other bill being passed through the Parliament in urgency does. So those are the things that make it harder. On the plus side, you no longer need Overseas Investment Office (OIO) approval to buy land that's next to so-called sensitive land. That's sensible, but what's being got rid of is so ridiculous, it's difficult to know why they don't go further.