Now, we have absolute confidence that our exporters do. We are known for our quality of exporting to the world, the quality of the wood both in terms of native and exotic products. So from our perspective, from an exporter perspective, it is overlaying a compliance framework that confirms what we already are doing. That is accepted, no doubt in some corners reluctantly, as the price of doing business in a global world, that people need the assurance and it needs to be buttressed, if you like, with a formal certification process. But when I look through the bill and the detail that is suggested, most of the focus is on ensuring that our exporters are very clear around what the obligations are for them to meet the certification and to formalise the compliance—little acknowledgment that they largely do this already.