Anyway, in regards to this bill, National will be supporting this bill. That's important because of the fact that in our current environment we have a regime which is primarily voluntary. We have, within a domestic sense, aspects and considerations but the reality is, as many speakers, including the MP for Selwyn, Nicola Grigg, in terms of her comment and contribution—quite comprehensive, obviously—said before, there are some gaps that exist in regards to the importation aspect around timber product. That element, in terms of risk, absolutely has impacts in regards to not only environmental consequences but also commercial consequences, and also the element of an unfair playing field as well, in regards to when those products come into this country. So anything that we can do, in regards to alignment, around making sure that we've got robustness in terms of the regulatory environment that deals with the outcome, which primarily is to ensure that forestry products that do come into this country are not from or sourced through illegal means, will bring significant benefit in terms of the overall system—I think, as I said, providing that even playing field to our domestic providers as well.