So Natural Health Products NZ, who make up about 85 percent of the sector, has really conveyed its frustrations to the select committee, saying that they support this piece of legislation as a stopgap measure—and that's really all we can describe this piece of legislation as. The regulations are shockingly out of date. But they said, and I quote, "we have no choice but to very reluctantly support the Bill in order to ensure that there's at least some kind of regulation in place for natural health products. At best it is a case of 'something … better than nothing—but only just.' [The] industry has been calling for a modern regulatory regime for over 20 years,"—and that's a pretty sad comment, because we can throw things backwards and forwards across the House at times about who did what and who didn't do what, but we have an onus on us all now. We're all supporting this bill and we do have an onus on us to ensure that we keep following up on this to ensure that it does happen. 