GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): I'd just like to start by congratulating the member Maureen Pugh for having this drawn out of the ballot. I know she's from a longstanding West Coast family and this is the type of thing, when one does grow up on the West Coast, as have I—in fact, my family have been involved in, initially, gold, subsequently coalmining, and, ultimately, in timber recovery through the Īnangahua area and through much of the northern part of the Buller. So foresting is very much—like the member—part of my DNA. However, I also grew up as a lad on the West Coast doing a lot of hunting and some of the best hunting areas, of course, were the areas that had been well forested, where you had the access of timber trails going and often where a heck of a lot of forest had been knocked down to get to one very nice-looking rimu or even tōtara in there, and the damage that had been done—as I say, it was great for us as young blokes heading up there with our old World War II three-os looking to get access to some very nice venison. 