Another important point about the inquiry that's relevant to the changes we're making in cervical screening now is the experience of Māori women. The inquiry was a turning point for Māori women's health, because they had the opportunity through the inquiry to express deeply felt cultural beliefs about the sanctity of te whare tangata. And it bears repeating that the barriers for Māori in accessing cervical screening are not new. We have known about them since Cartwright, and we have struggled to address them for a long time.