The latest science on lead exposure demonstrates that there is no safe level of lead exposure, and it's been many decades of winding back our use of lead in different industrial products. At times, the impacts of this can be subtle, but they can also be lifelong. So even a very small amount of lead exposure as a child can have lifelong consequences for IQ, for depression and anxiety, and for other factors. So that was not addressed in this bill, and I feel a bit disappointed officials have decided not to go for a mandatory third-party certification system for all tapware products, because, if we don't have that independent third-party verification and it's just the supplier themselves signing off that it's good, there's no way for consumers to be really confident that the products are, in fact, lead free. The master plumbers have found products that are available on Trade Me that are cheap, they're available, and they're leaching really unsafe levels of lead into drinking water for the people who end up purchasing those products.