I think just thinking through these stories that we've heard in previous debates around smear takers having to wait for a fax to come through to get information from the screening programme. So just the impact of that narrow group of people that currently, under the Act, are allowed to access information which is reasonably restricted to those operating the programme and also appointed screening programme evaluators. I think looking at what clause 4 is doing in terms of broadening that, so that we've got those providing cervical screening services, assessment and treatment services, and researchers who are authorised, broadening that, because we've also heard stories about people who are working to follow up people who are late for their smears. And again, if they've got unduly restricted access to information, the impacts of having to then wait for something to get faxed through by somebody in daytime hours if they're working after hours, the complexities around that.