TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): It's a Thursday afternoon. Look, I just want to absolutely agree with that previous member, Dan Rosewarne, who's just resumed his seat. He spoke wisely about the importance of forestry. We talk about the right forests in the right place for the right reasons. Everything that we've done, and we've traversed this quite thoroughly in the select committee process, in the committee of the whole House—but forestry is actually lifeblood. It's livelihood, where I come from in the central North Island. It was off the backs of our grandparents, who built the Kaingaroa Forest, tree after tree. They wanted to make sure that it was a successful industry and successful economy for New Zealanders going forward, for their children, and their grandchildren. 