The original bill enables a modern information technology register, which was not anticipated when the cervical screening programme was first designed. It allows direct look-up access, which currently is not possible for providers in the cervical screening programme. So, for example, if a new woman presents to your clinic, her screening history is unavailable to that doctor or nurse and they have to obtain by fax a summary of the screening history. This introduces delays. It is itself risky, because faxes just are, and we want to replace it with a modern system, a modern system that would cut down on the number of visits that would be required in these types of situations, but also one that would potentially enable screening in new settings. So, for example, having this type of access would enable different types of community providers acting outside of standard clinic situations.