ANDREW BAYLY (National—Port Waikato): Thank you. I'm going to return to a question, but I just want to acknowledge a couple of people. The first one is the Hon Stuart Nash, who I know has deep roots into the forestry sector—very deep routs. Of course, I was watching an interchange just before, with him and the member for Tukituki, Anna Lorck. What just crossed my mind is on one side we've got a Minister's who's absolutely an advocate for making sure all our farmland goes into forests—I know he's a very strong advocate—and, of course, I was thinking about Anna Lorck's electorate and thinking, "Well, you've got a whole lot of farmland going into forestry, actually very productive land." I was just wondering how that interplay was going, that interchange. So I'm hoping the Minister, the Hon Stuart Nash, might take the opportunity to say whether in fact he supports this cutting back, this scaling back of forestry investments, because I know he is very keen that there's an opportunity for overseas investors to come in and buy lots of land with little controls.