A feature of this market will, of course, be better incentives for afforestation, and I know that there are some concerns about this. It is a simple fact that we need to actually cut emissions right across the economy rather than simply plant more trees to soak up ever-increasing emissions. As a Government, we have listened to those concerns and taken them into account throughout the process that's got us here today. We must remember that it is the independent experts on the Climate Change Commission who will advise us on the proportion of New Zealand's emissions budgets that should be met by domestic emissions reductions and domestic emissions removals like forestry. I'm not going to prejudge what they say, but I can tell you this: the commission is required to consider the implications, or the potential implications, of land use change for communities, and that, I hope, will provide the reassurance that people need.