One of the aims that this bill will contribute to is that forestry will be able to contribute more to the New Zealand economy by ensuring access to markets—specifically the growing number of markets that are requiring us to demonstrate the legality of our timber products. As we've already heard tonight, this is a significant and growing industry—a 70 percent increase in the last decade alone—and so it's really, really important that we protect and futureproof our export markets. Another aim of the industry transformation plan is that we unlock the sector's potential to support our climate change goals. Our historic emissions reduction plan talks about how we can better prepare for a low-emissions future and protect our economic security, and forestry covers so many bases when it comes to meeting those obligations. We've heard about illegal harvesting globally, and the contribution it makes to deforestation, degradation of ecosystems, and the damaging economic and social impacts.