Interestingly, right now in New Zealand, nearly 80 percent of our forestry is owned by overseas investors and, actually, if you think about what's going on in the industry right at this moment, it's actually a very good thing, because they have realised their responsibility to New Zealand, on the whole, and I think they're doing an outstanding job. But they also give some stability to the harvesting sector which, if it weren't for those large corporates owning large pieces of forestry in New Zealand, we wouldn't have that stability—or any stability—around harvesting. And we've seen very big changes in price in the forestry sector in the last six months come and go very quickly and, of course, the fuel crisis and the transport crisis right now or—I wouldn't say it's a crisis—the large price hikes are causing significant challenges for the forestry sector right now, with respect to export and the way that we harvest our trees, and the way we operate, with respect to the export of timber. 