McAnulty KieranKIERAN McANULTY (Labour—Wairarapa): Thank you very much Madam Speaker. I felt that I should take a call on this bill. Like many other members of the House I feel very qualified to speak on this matter. In fact when I came into the House today and I acknowledged Mr Todd Muller—as I often do he's a top bloke a genuinely top bloke. As I float about the corridors here at Parliament he's always one that stops and says g'day and I appreciate that. We're always catching up and having a yarn as we did today when I came into the House. I said to him Big day." And he said "Yes you'll be supporting this as a fellow ginger." And those watching on TV may not see with the shade and all that sort of stuff but yes in fact there is a tinge of ginge in this beard. And that comes with peril. Both sides of my family are very staunch and proud to be Irish but we're not used to the sun. And growing up in New Zealand even at my age at the young age of 37 we took a very relaxed—very relaxed—approach to looking after ourselves in the sun. And there are some horror stories: playing cricket with my mates at the beach and then coming away with shoulders that resembled bubble wrap. They still talk about it—big pus-y blisters all over my shoulders.Hon Member: Too much information mate.KIERAN McANULTY: Well too much information but sometimes you've just got to face the truth you know that the sun is dangerous and it's not something to be trifled with.Now we've subsequently grown up with education campaigns about slip slop slap and now wrap and that has drilled it into us at a young age as New Zealanders that we need to be careful in the sun. But when we apply sunscreen as part of those campaigns you assume that it would be working. One would assume that what it says on the label is what is in the bottle. We carry on through life and we just assume that there are rules in place to make sure that that's the case. But what Mr Todd Muller has done is alerted this House and the nation that when it comes to sunscreen that has the potential to not be the case. So it makes sense to me that we would vote for this bill.I think it's great to be able to highlight to the people in New Zealand once again that there are examples of members of this House regardless of what political party they're in working together. They are using the select committee to improve legislation. Indeed that's the point of it isn't it that process? And we've all got groups I'm sure in our electorates that ask us to come along to speak as their representatives. They ask us to come along as politicians but they ask us not to talk about politics. They don't want us to be political and I respect that. I'd prefer that actually no one wants to come along to a finger-wagging competition do they? They just want to come and hear from their representatives. And it's examples like this that I always highlight because they love to hear it. Because if they look on the news they often see that side say something and this side say something and they're none the wiser as to what the story was. But here we are another example.So I do support this bill. It makes absolute sense. How could we possibly carry on with a situation where something that through years of education we are encouraging people to use could potentially not actually be providing the protection that it says? And I'm starting to wonder as someone that religiously uses sunscreen—Hon Stuart Nash: What you use it every Christmas?KIERAN McANULTY: I mean talking about revealing ourselves in the sun Stuart Nash I wouldn't be heckling right now. The only person that strips off when he goes and gets a vaccine—unbelievable. So I imagine that that member here—you don't actually often get an opportunity to retort your own members very often so I'm going to use it. This I imagine would have the full support of Stuart Nash. Especially over summer when he's floating around on his paddleboard he'll be lathering up knowing that they are now safe and it says what it is. As he's doing that he can think of Todd Muller and he can thank Todd Muller for bringing this to the House making us aware of this and putting this bill in front of us.I do want to quickly with the time that I've got left commend the work of the select committee for working together but also the officials. The officials are often overlooked and I know that they put a lot of work into coming up with recommendations to try and assist members to allow the bill to reach the intent that was outlined when the member put it into the ballot. There are many members that have gone through their entire careers and haven't had one pulled. I understand that Mr Muller has had two. The first one fell down for technicalities so I'm very pleased for you that this one appears to be going through. Congratulations."