Now, the number one way to protect from skin cancers is to have a strong sun protection against UV exposure, and the application of a broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen—sun protection factor (SPF) 30 or, ideally, even SPF 50-plus—is the best way to prevent a lot of these skin cancers. Unlike Australia, though, there is no mandatory standard for sunscreens in New Zealand, and it is important that one of the most crucial things that prevents skin cancer is well-regulated, so people can have confidence in the safety standards of sunscreen in New Zealand. Now, the Government is separately progressing the regulation of therapeutic products, which covers the type of products like sunscreens, but other products as well, as part of its proposed therapeutic products bill. The current bill, the Sunscreen (Product Safety Standard) Bill, before us in the House, provides an interim measure in regards to sunscreen, while the Government's therapeutic bill goes through its development and legislative stages.