But of course, applying a broad spectrum SPF 50-plus sunscreen to areas not covered by our clothes. What this bill addresses is that when people actually use a broad spectrum sunscreen, what the label says is what they get; unfortunately, it's not the case in Aotearoa where there's a wide range of sunscreens available on the market in the guise of many different types of products, each with different formulation and ingredients, and no requirement to comply with the existing Australian - New Zealand standard or even to have the product tested. 