Hon JULIE ANNE GENTER (Green): Tēnā koe, Madam Speaker. Tēnā koutou e te Whare. I thank the Minister in the chair, Stuart Nash, for his contribution so far. I wanted to ask about three different issues that the Minister alluded to in an earlier contribution. One is the issue around timber processing here in New Zealand. Certainly, out there in the building sector there is a lot of concern that right now it's extremely difficult to get processed timber, that a large number of sawmills have closed down in recent years, and that in particular cross-laminated timber (CLT), structural timber, which is a huge opportunity for us to deliver the sustainable wood-first buildings in public building—some of those cross-laminated timber outfits have even not been able to make it. So I'm just wondering if the Minister has any more detail on short-term solutions that the Government could engage in to deal with this current crisis as we're trying to build a lot of homes and we are seeing a shortage of ability to process our own logs and even some forests deciding to cancel contracts to sawmills here in New Zealand in order to ship logs back to Japan, when it's a Japanese-owned forest, for example.