DAMIEN SMITH (ACT): I had a dream last night about sunscreen. My new friend Kieran McAnulty and I were sitting—it was Easter, we were drinking pints at the Honest Broker, or, sorry, the Honest Lawyer pub in Nelson, and there was extended hours, and it was just like the bills came together. I said to Kieran, "Can we have some more pints? You're looking a bit red, though, in the face, show us your sunscreen." And I said, "Oh, that one's no good. You should stop taking that." And then a flash forward to the summer when Mr Nash and I were standing on the beach in our budgie smugglers welcoming back the Australians to our fine beaches, and I said "Stuart, why have they got better sun cream than us?" And then my mind turned to the law, a very serious piece of work that needs to be done. But I have a solution which will bridge that.