I wanted to just bring in some context from my own electorate, where WellSouth have been doing some research on their primary healthcare network. They analysed individual-level data from the entire WellSouth enrolled population as of 1 January 2019 on key health indicators, of which cervical screening was one of those indicators. WellSouth's target for cervical screening of women with up-to-date smears is 75 percent. That's in line with the current 2010 primary health organisation performance programme target of 75 percent or more of eligible women in that 20 to 69 years age group enrolled in their practice to have had a cervical smear recorded in the last three years. What WellSouth found was that they were not meeting that target for either Māori or non-Māori women, with 63.9 percent and 61.7 percent. 