This bill is really personal for me. When I was a young fella, we used to go to the Mount Maunganui beach for the summer holidays. We'd take 45 minutes to drive from Te Puna across to the Mount, and I would spend most of that week enjoying myself, playing cricket, and swimming in the Mount beach. And, really, I can recall like yesterday, actually, the sunscreen that we used: it was Coppertone sun protection factor (SPF) 4, possibly even Coppertone SPF 6 if we were really wanting to protect ourselves. You know, there was the coconut oil option, but my father always used to seek refuge from the sun under a beach umbrella. He was a redhead, which is why when I married a beautiful red-headed lady we have two red-headed daughters—actually, it's because of my dad. But anyway, he avoided the sun quite a lot, but it still managed to chase him through his life. He had a melanoma cut out from him. So I can always remember him hiding under the shade of the umbrella, and me being less worried about the sun, and if I was really up for it, putting Coppertone SPF 6 on.