GLEN BENNETT: I was hoping that we would. Well, it's kind of—it's a spoken word. I'm not sure what the rules of the House are, but it begins—and I'm sure, because it hit the New Zealand charts, and driving around, actually, Todd Muller's electorate in that summer, I remember listening to the song time and time again. The words begin like this: "Wear sunscreen / If I could offer you one piece of advice for your future, sunscreen would be it / The long-term benefits of sunscreen have been proven by scientists / Whereas the rest of my advice has no basis more reliable than my own meandering experience. I will dispense this advice now"—drop the beat! OK, people don't remember it, but it's an amazing song. Please go back. But if I could offer you one piece of advice, sunscreen would be it, and this evening I am here to support this piece of legislation going through to select committee so that I can listen, that I can learn more, and I can ensure that people around our nation are protected from the unfortunate impacts the sun has on us, particularly down here in Aotearoa New Zealand.