I support this bill because it is doing a job—that we need to fix the environment that we live in. So we look at the bill and one bit of it is about looking at the amount of retailers that are selling, or looking at approved retailers. I know that many of my medical colleagues, what they faced in South Auckland—it is really hard to try to put people on nicotine replacement therapy or other measures for smoking cessation when the environment that they live in is of access to smoking. It just undoes the work that we're trying to do as clinicians. So that is just one thing. And also the reduction in nicotine in these products. You know, when we were looking at replacement therapy, I always loved to hear that we can use a smaller amount of nicotine when we're trying to do therapy because we know that higher levels of nicotine is higher levels of addictiveness. So that's why I support this bill, with its different measures to target smoking. And it's all about our whānau, it's all about the health and wellbeing of our people, and that's why I support this bill to the House. Fa'afetai.