The emerging reality—and I guess the House has heard before of the high level of foreign ownership here now across the forest sector, but the profile of forest owners and the supply of wood, moving forward, is changing. It is changing quite rapidly, and I have to acknowledge Hamish Levack. He's been a local person advocating for forestry for a long, long time, and he came to this House and was talking to a number of MPs, myself included, about what was the challenge with the wall of wood, the changing profile of forest owners, and how were we going to offer security to all those people who have invested hundreds of millions—or, in fact, billions—of dollars in processing across this country. How are we going to protect their supply of wood and, indeed, protect the small - wood lot owners when it comes to selling their trees? His proposal was, in fact, a cooperative. I support cooperatives, and I think, eventually, enough of those small-forest owners might work out the wisdom of coming together in some kind of supply cooperative that gives guaranteed volume to the manufacturers and the processors and gives them a fair return for their 30 years of investment.