On the Pasifika front, I mean that's lovely advice the member was given about medical practitioners should be seen as asexual, but we are all embodied people and the first thing someone sees when they look at us is they're sizing us up to see whether they can trust us with their deepest secrets and concerns. Something like cervical screening is for some people surrounded by shame, by different cultural values, and in some cases by trauma as well. Essentially, what the technology of HPV screening does is give the control of the process to the person who is being screened and screening is not something that is done to the person. The person can do it themselves eventually, when we have self-screening in place. I probably defer to the member as a Pasifika practitioner, but essentially it allows a whole lot more flexibility and the tailoring of how the screening programme works to different communities. 