The direct access will be expanded also to include those who are undertaking research and evaluation, but just making it quite clear that those privacy protections—that protection of the register—will still be in place; so, basically, privacy requirements preventing unauthorised access and preventing publication of any information that identifies individuals. But also that level of protection in that the national screening programme manager still contains control over who's granted access to the register, and it's also got access as an auditable activity. So it means that those protections are in place. And there's also, basically, an offence if you amend the register without the national programme manager's authorisation. So I think there's a range of protections in the bill so that, while we are expanding access to be able to look up data on the register for particular purposes, those protections are there.