Look, I think every person can remember a time as a kid when you got really badly sunburnt. I remember it clearly, at a time of about 12 or 13, not having any sunscreen on or having some sort of coconut stuff someone had given you when you were at intermediate and you spent the day out at the swimming pool, and you get home that night and you go to have a bath or a shower, and you realise that you've actually caused some long-term damage to your own body. Many New Zealanders do that without actually wanting to, because they can't be reassured that the quality of product they should be buying off the shelves is verified. So full credit to the member for bringing about a bill that has some good benefit for New Zealanders going forward—particularly given where we are placed in the world, particularly given we know we get burnt here more than we do in other countries. And it took me travelling to figure that out myself—that you don't get as burnt as what you do in New Zealand.