In 2019, Consumer New Zealand tested 20 sunscreens, and nine products did not meet the SPF claim on the label. In 2020, they tested a further 10 sunscreens and five failed the SPF claim. Now, it's one thing for me to be lying on a beach in Taupō, trying to be cool, and being accountable, ultimately, for that error—in a blistered face and an ongoing life of removal of skin cancers from my body—but it is quite another thing for New Zealanders to go and buy an SPF 50 on the promise that it will protect them, only for that sunscreen not to be delivering against that standard. Quite frankly, that anomaly needs to be fixed.