Our international trading partners, in many cases, would welcome a green investment, an environmental investment, an investment in sustainability. The examples that have been offered to us during the select committee process are that of the Amazon rainforest cleared in the 1990s in the most destructive of fashions, devastating land-use changes, loss of biodiversity, sedimentation of major rivers, and destruction of indigenous communities. There are places like that which would benefit from a New Zealand investment in reforestation. Because it doesn't matter whether we mitigate our climate emissions here in New Zealand or in South America, or anywhere else in the world. What should be available to New Zealand business, New Zealand consumers, and New Zealand taxpayers is an opportunity to mitigate their climate emissions at the lowest possible cost—and the Climate Change Commission agrees. They believe that these international opportunities to mitigate climate emissions should be available to New Zealand.