The problem my bill is seeking to resolve is simple: how can it be possible in 2021 for manufacturers of sunscreen in this country to not have to demonstratively meet the sunscreen standard that we share with Australia? Both countries love the sun, both countries have high skin cancer rates, and both countries know the importance of sunscreen as part of the triple arsenal against the sun that includes a T-shirt and a hat, but only one country requires compliance with the shared standard, and it's not New Zealand. This bill seeks to remedy this issue by making it compulsory for sunscreen manufacturers to meet the standards. It is currently voluntary and it must be mandatory.