So this bill, as has been well traversed in this House, through a very good select committee, provides a strengthening of the consumer position, because what it does is it takes the joint Australian/New Zealand Sunscreen Standard, which is voluntary in this country but compulsory in Australia, and it lists that standard as a deemed product safety standard under the Fair Trading Act, which then triggers the Fair Trading Act regime—including the Commerce Commission, potential prosecution, and exposure to $600,000 corporate fine—if you are found to have been misleading consumers with the claims about your product not matching the reality for people who use it. 