TAMATI COFFEY (Labour): "Dull but boring" is what the MP for Coromandel said about this bill, and there is an element of truth about it. But the Environmental Protection Authority did bring it before the committee, they did talk to us about how there are lengthy and very costly processes involved in the assessment and reassessment of chemicals. This amendment is about making sure that we're not having to reinvent the wheel every single time, that we can actually rely on those international regulators, that obviously they've got similar systems to us that we can compare, but also that they have information that we can readily access. And "we" being the EPA—the Environmental Protection Authority. They do a great job. We hope that passing this bill, and the support that it's getting around this House, is going to enable them to be able to get on with the job of assessing and reassessing those substances. And we heard at the committee that in some of those instances, some of the chemicals that they're reassessing are actually better, safer chemicals than the ones that we've got at the moment. So we need to streamline that process. They talked to us about the lengthy delays; hopefully, this is going to do away that. I commend it to the House.