During the select committee process, however, the committee received advice that the empowering provisions of the Fair Trading Act do not appear to allow a product safety standard to be made for the purpose of mandating the Australia - New Zealand standard for sunscreen. The advice was based on the interpretation that section 29(1) is designed to prevent or minimise the risk of injury by addressing potential harm that is inherent in a product. So this was a problem for the initial bill as it was proposed, because the AS/NZS standard for sunscreen does not seek to prevent or minimise the risk of injury resulting from the intrinsic properties of the sunscreen. Instead, the standard sets out how products may be labelled in terms of the protective factors so that the degree to which a sunscreen product offers protection from adverse effects of UV radiation is disclosed to the consumers.