Dr ANAE NERU LEAVASA (Labour—Takanini): Fa'afetai lava, Mr Speaker. Thank you for the opportunity to take a call on the Synthetic Urine (Prohibition on Importation, Supply and Acquisition to Pass a Workplace Drug Test) Bill. I also want to acknowledge the member Mr Doocey. I think this is probably my second time taking a call on a different member's bill—quite a blessed man to have his bill pulled. I just want to acknowledge the purpose of this bill, as well: to address that some employers may be concerned about the use of synthetic urine to pass a test, also the use to pass workplace drug tests that reduces the risk for employers and employees, in terms of workplace accidents, and also trying to address the advertisement of these products, which the previous member, Sarah Pallett, has also mentioned. The bill itself is two parts and 15 clauses, so not a long bill, but I just want to acknowledge the intention.