TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour) (remote): Thank you, Madam Speaker. The previous speaker was right: in terms of this bill, global consumers really want those assurances about our high-quality primary products. I live in Rotorua. We're on the doorstep of the Kaingaroa Forest. We need to have absolute certainty that our forest products that we have in New Zealand, but also things that we're domestically importing from overseas, are harvested in the right way. The illegal harvesting of wood is a significant problem globally, as previous speakers have gone and said. They contribute to deforestation, the degradation of ecosystems, and damaging economic and social impacts. In New Zealand, we have to be committed to trade only in legally harvested timber, and this bill looks to do that today. So I commend this bill to the House.