The Labour Government phased out the Forest Service in that restructuring in the 1980s. It created Te Papa Atawhai, which has the Conservation Act, which prohibits logging. This bill also fails to recognise the history of the huge effort that the conservation movement—New Zealanders, iwi; all of us—have made to protect these forests on public land from logging. We had the big campaigns in Orikaka, in Ōkārito, in Waikukupa, Whirinaki, Pureora, and the Longwoods and Rowallan forests in Western Southland to stop logging on public land. The dying days of logging were under the former National Government. A newly elected Labour Government stopped the beech scheme that Timberlands West Coast wanted to proceed with, which would have resulted in pock-marking the forest with a whole lot of clear-cut and saw 120,000 hectares of West Coast forest then added to the conservation estate. 