The full scope of the new investigation is not yet certain. The Executive Order defines the term “timber” to refer to wood that has not been processed and defines the term “lumber” as wood that has been processed, including wood that has been milled and cut into boards or planks. The Executive Order provides three examples of derivative products (paper products, furniture, and cabinetry), but does not provide a complete list and additional derivative products are likely to covered by the investigation. …A report outlining the following: (1) its findings as to whether imports of timber, lumber, and their derivative products threaten national security; (2) recommendations on actions to mitigate such threats, including potential tariffs, export controls, or incentives to increase domestic production; and (3) policy recommendations for strengthening the United States timber and lumber supply chain through strategic investments and permitting reforms.