NICOLA WILLIS (National): Talofa lava. I cannot start my speech without acknowledging the Hon Kiritapu Allan. When New Zealand now talks about or thinks about cervical cancer, I'm sure many of us have her face in our minds. I want to take this opportunity in the House to commend and congratulate the Minister on her bravery in sharing her story with New Zealand, because I think it has had a powerful impact across our communities in terms of women's willingness to have screening, to go and have those tests, and that is an incredibly powerful thing to do. I just want to put on the record for this House, Kiritapu, that we on the side of the House stand with you as you work on your recovery. We wish you every piece of wellness on the journey you are on now, and we wish you a very good recovery. 