As has been canvassed tonight, the dietary supplements can include a range of health products, including vitamins, minerals, herbs, fish oils—all of which can be consumed to support individuals' wellbeing and health. It's an important bill because without the regulations that we are seeking to extend, the general principles of the Food Act would become the primary regulation or the way that the dietary supplements would then be regulated. This would, unfortunately, provide uncertainty for producers and consumers because, as has been canvassed already tonight, it would mean that producers are no longer required to have doses or state what's in their products. So it creates uncertainty, but it also creates a risk that products will become unsafe, because the general principles of the Food Act aren't specific enough to regulate dietary supplements or respond to the particular challenges associated with dietary supplements. 