As I noted at the second reading, the Primary Production Committee recommended that this bill be passed without amendment, and there have been no amendments since then. This small bill is essential. By amending the Food Act 2014, it will extend the dietary supplements regulations by five years from the end of this month to 1 March 2026. It will give continuity to the dietary supplements industry at a time, due to COVID, when businesses need as much stability as possible. This industry, as I have discussed before, is worth nurturing as it has a lot to offer New Zealand in terms of rebuilding our economy. It will also maintain regulatory oversight over health and safety by, for example, restricting certain ingredients and specifying maximum doses for vitamins and minerals. In doing so, it continues New Zealand's international reputation as a supplier of safe, high-quality dietary supplements. 