It was my pleasure to be on the Health Committee, through which this bill came. Although the Health Committee did not change the purpose of the bill, we did change the mechanism by which the bill operates. New Zealand and Australia have a shared sunscreen standard, the AS/NZS 2604, that specifies testing methods for sunscreens, and labelling requirements. In Australia, the standard is mandatory, whereas in New Zealand compliance with the standard is voluntary. As introduced initially, the bill required the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs to recommend that mandatory regulation be set to prescribe a product safety standard for sunscreen products. The regulation would be set under section 29 of the Fair Trading Act 1986, which empowers the Minister to recommend product safety standards. The bill will require the standard to be NZS 2604:2012, or any New Zealand standard that was substituted for that standard. In the same essence, this would have the effect of moving the existing standard from voluntary to mandatory in New Zealand.