So it's very important that we put this in place. It is about jobs. It is about ensuring consistency of supply, availability, to ensure that we have those sawmillers, those wood remanufacturers, those processors—they need to have that supply of wood, not denied that supply by a dodgy trader from South Asia, or wherever, who can come up with a price on the back of a cigarette pack. Those sorts of traders are not welcome in our industry. They offer no value, they have no investment, and they demean and they devalue and they actually deter investment coming into our industry. That's why it's important that we have that assurance across the industry, across especially the emerging sector of farm foresters and private, smaller landholding, smaller harvestable crop owners. It's very important that they have certainty that the advisers that they will be seeking and the contractors and the ultimate sale of their logs—yes, they will be able to achieve a good price, but it will be benchmarked and it will ensure that a relevant portion is available to support our local industries.