The illegal trade counts for about 30 percent of the global trade of timber products. It contributes 50 percent of the tropical deforestation. Now, that's a monumental geographical area, and, suffice to say, it displaces all manner of indigenous people and natural wildlife. Damage to local forests and communities—and I think we've well canvassed this tonight—is significant for producer countries, diluting their legitimate timber market and by virtue exacerbating the problem of what is illegal and what is not. Habitat lost—that's been well canvassed in the House, and I think we all agree this trade accentuates and threatens the ecosystem, endangering further ecological damage to various species, which are on the brink of potential extinction etc., in many parts of the world.