This sector has been around for a very, very long time. The wall of wood that we are seeing now was planted in the 1990s—and, of course, we had a thriving forestry sector before that. These syndicates that are small-forest owners have been around a long time. They've trusted, they've had legal advice, they've had financial advice at the time, knowing the risks, aware of the commodity-based product that is a log—that is a log. The log is always going to be subject to commodity pricing because that's what it is. It's like orange juice. It's like milk powder. It's like wool. It's a commodity. The price of it rises and falls with demand and supply.