The third of the six concerns that submitters had was the exemption for young people to smoke in a car. Officials again pointed to clause 37, where they said "A person under the age of 18 who is smoking in the motor vehicle, either on their own or while people over the age of 18 are in the vehicle, is not committing an offence under [this] Bill."—it's this next line from officials—"The purpose of the Bill is the protection of young people from second-hand smoke, not direct smoking." When would we go past the opportunity not to offer protection and advice to children from direct smoking? Let me read that again: "The purpose of the Bill is the protection of young people from second-hand smoke, not direct smoking." 