What's the point of continuing to plant trees in provincial New Zealand if those trees are not available for manufacturing and processing on a predictable, consistent, and calculable manner? This bill will create that. This bill will enable people to go through a registration process. There will be suitable exemptions, and it also will allow for complaints to be made. It will be run in a very efficient manner. We will not be tolerating excessive levels of bureaucracy, and, as a consequence of having an efficient system, once it's established, it can actually be delegated outside of the core Crown into another entity. But the main point is that people receiving advice from forest advisers need to know that the advice has integrity and there's a complaints process if they have been diddled. People that are logmongers must make the material available to both Kiwis and international purchasers.