So, coming now to the bill, I am really particularly interested in the stock-in-trade provisions of this bill. So it shows to me—and I am an outsider only looking at the legislation and reading the reports on it—how thoughtful the submitters have been. It also shows how the officials have given such good and sound advice on this matter. So some of the submitters talked about stock and trade. So, essentially, we all know and recognise that stock is sitting on the shelves in supermarkets or chemists, etc. So that stock is sitting there and then that stock is, essentially, sitting and existing under the existing standards that we have, which is a voluntary standard and may not meet the standards that we would prefer, i.e., not necessarily do what it should do. And so it was felt that there needed to be a period of time in order for that stock to be used or that stock to be moved off shelf. As a consequence, in direct feedback—direct feedback—from submitters that this was put in place. So members have spoken about this. Once the bill is signed, there's a six-month period and then there's another 12 months while the stock is removed off the shelves. I think that it's important, it's practical, but, like I say, do go back—for those of you listening—and have a look at whether, in fact, what's sitting on the shelves is something that you would be happy to purchase.