 When you lose an election you get a chance to re-think your policy. We've thought our policy in this regard and we'll change it to work in New Zealand's interests. In most instances, the purchase of NZ farmland by overseas interests is not of particular benefit to New Zealand. Does it apply to Australia? It applies to any foreign ownership. Ok, because in August 2009 NZ and Australian Prime Ministers agreed that any investment from Australia in New Zealand would not face any screening at all unless it exceeded $477 million. Now, is your policy today consistent with CEA? Our policies will be consistent with CEA, but where there are problems, that opens the opportunity to renegotiate particular areas. So you would renegotiate some areas? Well, if there is a problem there, obviously we would look at it.