Some might say that social supply will undermine the intent of this law, but studies from the US confirm that regulating the age of purchase does reduce youth smoking. But I am also realistic. There will be a few young people who continue to access tobacco, so let's be clear about what this bill means for them. Those selling tobacco can be fined, but purchase is not criminalised. Young people who do become addicted will not face barriers to accessing support, and this change occurs in the context of regulated availability of vapes and strengthened community health promotion. So it is not the case that people addicted to nicotine will be forced to purchase from criminal networks. This bill has received a favourable New Zealand Bill of Rights Act vet from the Ministry of Justice.