But perhaps looking at the economic case that has been put forward for this, the approved operators spoken to for the report done by the ministry of conservation didn't identify any particular new business opportunities that came from that West Coast scenario. They also pointed out that adverse weather events are unlikely to supply the consistency that would be needed to make the economic case for a scale-up like this. It could also create winners and losers as an effect in the timber industry, benefiting those that have an adverse weather event at a point in time. 