And just interesting, while I'm on that topic, the very interesting thing is that if we didn't have that very large export potential or capacity in our log situation, we wouldn't have enough logs harvested to provide New Zealand with its own timber, because only about a third of those trees, effectively, stays in New Zealand; two-thirds gets exported. That's around about how it works. We keep the best logs in New Zealand because they're the ones we need. If it wasn't for that, the forestry industry itself wouldn't be able to continue to harvest. 