Dr GAURAV SHARMA: —somebody get the joke?—products which include vitamin and mineral supplements, omega 3, fish oil, and glucosamine tablets. Normally, the regulations that govern the composition and labelling of dietary supplements include some specific risk-mitigating measures, such as maximum daily doses for specific vitamins and minerals and prohibiting misleading statements and therapeutic claims. Without the proposed amendment, the regulation will expire on 1 March 2021. As a result, dietary supplements will then be regulated by general laws which are applied to food. These general laws do not address the specific health risks associated with dietary supplements. One likely impact would be an increase in the risk of unsafe and unsuitable dietary products in the market, but also a large proportion of dietary supplements sold at present would likely be non-compliant with the general food laws and would not be allowed to be sold. This impacts a lot of businesses and consumers.