CHRISTOPHER LUXON (National—Botany): Look, it's a real pleasure to take a very, very short call on the Sunscreen (Product Safety Standard) Bill, second reading. I want to commend my good friend Mr Muller for his great work in bringing this to the House and, obviously, the outstanding work that's taken place in the select committee that's led to screaming bipartisanship, which is always a good thing. Obviously, getting these standards straight and sorted and aligned as they should be is really important. It's important to me because I, along with Mr Muller, have a very good haircut, and I don't know whether you noticed but it is catching on across New Zealand—this bullet-shaped look that we have. Each summer, Mr Muller and I go through a process of lathering ourselves up with great sunscreen to protect this bald dome, and each summer we get burnt. I can tell you as someone you know who really uses sunscreen quite a lot, because there's obviously a lot more skin coverage to cover off when you look like this, it's a very fantastic thing. So I just want to say that when we have got one of the highest rates of skin cancer, we've got one of the highest rates of melanomas in the world, and our skin cancer rates are at an all-time high. This bill is doing the right thing for New Zealanders. It's doing the right thing for Mr Muller and myself too. Thanks so much. We commend it to the House. 