As recommended by the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, the bill directs mandatory regulation under the Fair Trading Act 1986 to prescribe a safety standard in line with the Australia - New Zealand 2021 sunscreen standard. This would replace the existing 2012 one, which is already mandatory in Australia but voluntary here. We note, however, that the Australian regulatory agency has not yet adopted the 2021 standard. That means that sunscreens have not been tested to it so it makes it a little bit unworkable at the moment. So we support the member's Supplementary Order Paper, which will come up to change the language so sunscreens are required to comply with the 2012 standard or later standards as adopted by the Australian authorities—meaning as soon as they do adopt it, which we expect they will, New Zealand sunscreens will be required to comply with it.