Hon JAMES SHAW: Yeah, a little bit! Ha, ha! God, I hope it's not like the Resource Management Act. I do want to come back to the point that he made—this sort of high-level point, though, about the use of forestry emissions offsets to kind of buy your way out of sin. Now, part of the issue here, of course, is that the price has been artificially low. And one of the reasons why organisations choose to buy forestry offsets for their emissions, rather than invest in new technologies that have a lower emissions profile themselves, is because it's been cheaper to buy forestry offsets than it has been to change the technologies and their manufacturing processes, for example. 