Mr. Chair, I would like to thank my hon. colleague for the question. I am sure he knows, in talking to forestry companies, especially in British Columbia and right across this country, that other than the trade issues with the United States, access to fibre is the number one issue that these companies face. It is the number one issue facing the industry and preventing it from going forward and being successful.
As far as 30 by 30 goes, that is just another ideological restriction. That is just another source of uncertainty that scares away investment, that scares away companies from making hiring decisions and investing in mills and that scares away what should be one of the most profitable and prosperous industries in our entire country.