We heard from the Minister that this piece of legislation is about protecting the integrity of our export forestry, and I think that's really important for New Zealand. The purpose of the bill, though, is to ensure that timber that is grown in New Zealand and imported into New Zealand is legally harvested. The definition of "legally harvested" is going to be a key concept under this bill. It's about ensuring that the person who harvests it has the right to harvest it, has the necessary legal authority to exercise that right, and does not contravene the harvest laws of the place or country of harvest when carrying out the harvest, and the member previously talked about the rules and obligations for harvest in other countries. So that's a really interesting point that the member did make, and one that I'm sure that the select committee will look to delve into a bit further. 