RACHEL BROOKING (Labour): Thank you, Mr Speaker, for this opportunity to speak on the third reading—my third time speaking on this bill. We have had a problem of forest conversion for plantation being incentivised in a way that was predicted to be a good thing, and now the tools need to be change. So it's important to note that this has always been about plantation forestry and it's not about carbon forestry. Plantation forestry—those trees get pruned and harvested. And I know a little bit about this: it might surprise you, Mr Speaker, and other members, that one of my summer student jobs was, in fact, harvesting a pine plantation, primary harvest. It was a very hard job, and I didn't go back the next summer. So I appreciate the hard work that goes into forestry.