PAUL EAGLE (Labour—Rongotai): Thank you, Mr Speaker—a short call from me. Can I acknowledge the select committee and Minister for their work here. The proposed amendments simply prevent the current regulations from expiring on 1 March of this year and, really, extend the Dietary Supplements Regulations 1985 by five years. That means it gets some time to develop a new, fit for purpose natural health products regime. And I won't tell you what they are, because they have been talked about lots, but I can say, however, that regulation on ingredients in supplements and dietary supplements and product labelling is vital. So from a food safety perspective, and keeping consumers safe and reducing health risks—critical and important. 