This bill has been through the Health Committee and it went through all their scrutiny. My colleagues from the committee have touched on what really happened in the committee, so I'm not going to go into that, but I just want to reiterate my appreciation about the good work that they have done—but, most importantly, the 36 submitters who patiently submitted on this bill, and the vast majority of them being in support. I read most of the submissions—equally all of them were written with patience—but one submission that really struck me was from Melanoma New Zealand: "Skin cancer is by far the most common cancer affecting New Zealanders. New Zealand also has the highest rates of melanoma skin cancer in the world. It has been estimated that the different types of skin cancer together account for just over 80% of all new cancers diagnosed each year. Around 90% of melanoma skin cancers are preventable by reducing exposure to UVR that causes harm." This highlighted the importance of supporting this bill and this House coming together to implement a regulatory scheme for sunscreen products in New Zealand.