RACHEL BROOKING: So what this SOP does, as we've already heard, is it changes the DHB provision to the director-general, but also what it does is it inserts a new Part 5A. So rather than relying on those water standard provisions, it's bringing it into its new part. This then comes after Part 5 of the Act, which is "Artificial UV tanning services", and before Part 6, which is "Regulations". So it's its own part of the Act is what it's recommending. And you'll see that there's this very clear difference, that it's the director-general not DHBs making decisions, but otherwise, much of the wording—and it's put into new parts—is the same. So that is that before making a direction, the director-general must consider scientific evidence, and that's the same wording as was reported back from the select committee.