But it's also useful to note that NZS has a lot of standards for a lot of different things that won't always be found in regulation. This includes helmets for bikes; how you go about EV-charging stations, electric vehicle - charging stations; procedures for determining wind speed for structural design; methods for sampling road aggregate—I can see that the House is very excited about these—and specification for protective legwear for chainsaw users. That one was interesting. And another one: specification for preservative treatment of glued laminated timber products. So there's a lot of different standards there that people can have a peruse on the website and see what they might be about. What I was able to gleam about this Australia - New Zealand standard is that it really doesn't like the term "waterproof"—it says it's misleading, as is "sweat-proof"—and it really refers to primary and secondary sunscreen products, is how it works. I think it'll be an interesting standard to look at in more detail, and we don't have time for that now, so I commend this bill to the House.