Hon PEENI HENARE: I've received only positive feedback about this announcement. Medical Director of the New Zealand College of General Practitioners, Dr Bryan Betty, stated on Saturday Morning with Jack Tame that lowering the bowel screening age to 50 for Māori and Pacific peoples levels things out and is the right thing to do. Bowel Cancer New Zealand medical adviser and senior Māori health researcher Professor Sue Crengle stated that extending the age range is really transformational because it means we will have the same opportunity to benefit from that programme as non-Māori and non-Pacific people.