So what this bill will do is allow the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) to make better use of information from international regulators, leading to more timely assessments and reassessments of chemicals. So, basically, for example, the rapid assessment for importation and manufacture of hazardous substances, that part of the Act—what it will now mean is the EPA potentially could approve a hazardous substance if the same substance has been authorised by an international regulator. There are a lot of other issues around that to be considered, but what it will mean is that things can happen in a much more timely manner. So it's a small but very effective bill, and I'm very happy to commend it to the House.