Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Madam Chair. I think it's a measure of the age of the legislation that, if one reads section 23, it's very masculine—it talks about how the Minister may give "his" provisional consent, and on giving his provisional consent the Minister may do lots of things. Well, we have a female, the Associate Minister of Health, who has that power, and I think the Medicines Act certainly does need updating, if for that reason alone. 