So, again, this bill has gone through select committee. I, once again, congratulate my fellow select committee. I think we had some very good submitters there that, again, drew our attention to things that perhaps, on the surface, we may not have been aware of. And if you look at the recommendations, I have been through the recommendations: they will go, there will be some amendments when we get to the committee of the whole House, but they will be ones that, I think, on the recommendation of the select committee, will make this bill better and will ensure that New Zealanders can be secure, that we can welcome overseas investment, that that investment comes in, is the right investment, and that it's not one that, ultimately, is going to threaten our strategic importance at some stage and say, "Who let them in? Why was that mob, why was that company, why was that foreign Government allowed to own this strategic part of our business?"