So this bill is focused on tightening the current regime to give consumers more confidence in the products they are using, but it does not seek to be an enduring solution. It does not enter the future debate as to whether sunscreen should be treated as a cosmetic product or a therapeutic product. This bill just focuses on ending voluntary compliance to the standard. The bill requires the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs to recommend the setting of mandatory regulations under section 29 of the Fair Trading Act, prescribing a product safety standard for sunscreen products. The bill requires the standard made to be the joint Australia - New Zealand standard for sunscreen AS/NZS 2604:2012. This joint standard includes prescriptive testing methodologies and labelling requirements for sunscreen. 