Normally, they have to have a prescription from a doctor every time you get an off-list use of an approved medicine for a different purpose. This bill streamlines that so that the Director-General of Health, who's no slouch when it comes to these matters, can make the decision to make this medicine, which is normally required on prescription, available across our vulnerable people—85,000 or so of them—in an equitable manner. I commend it to the House. 