But I return to that issue: when you look through this bill—and I will listen intently for those who are yet to speak—where is the fundamental change of ensuring that the importers have the confidence of their supply chain that they actually can look back through their customers to give the New Zealand public the assurance that, actually, it has been sourced sustainably and sourced appropriately? That has to be more than simply saying that the person that you bought it off in the particular country just confirms that it was sourced appropriately; it needs to match the obligations, the significant obligations, that we have put on our exporters in terms of their "harvest" definition, their confirmation that we have done everything according to this new framework. It needs to be just as explicit and just as demanding and just as transparent, or we are weighting this too much, frankly, against our exporters and not demanding enough of importers.