Dr JAMES McDOWALL (ACT): Thank you, Mr Speaker. ACT supports this bill, but I just very briefly wanted to touch on the regulations of supplements and the wider health industry as a whole, so I think it is a little bit relevant to this debate. It's not always as effective as we think. I used to work in the mānuka honey industry, which is highly regulated as to what we can say and advertise—and that is a good thing, you know. I'm not here to promote mānuka honey, but it is a good thing that it's regulated because it keeps the sellers and advertisers honest. Yet, at the same time, it was very frustrating when I was working in that industry, because, look, anyone in New Zealand can walk into an alternative—quote, unquote—pharmacy and purchase a range of products that are highly unregulated, which, for some reason, legislation like this doesn't seem to catch or cover. I've certainly seen some where I've done some research on the ingredients and they're full of heavy metals, including lead and arsenic—it was one of the well-used products in this country. So, look, regulation like this is not always that effective. We can't assume the Government has all the answers, but, like I said, the ACT Party supports this legislation. It's necessary that we get these products on our shelves. So thank you. I commend this bill to the House.