Just to fast forward to New Zealand, this has been an issue in New Zealand since the 1990s. The FGM programme—and at this point, can I just acknowledge the FGM Education Programme in New Zealand that has been led by Ayan Said and Nikki Denholm, and over years they've done a huge amount of work to raise awareness, to educate various communities, and to bring down the support within communities for FGM. They have undertaken three different surveys across New Zealand from 1997 through to 2017, with one in 2007. What we can see quite clearly is that support for FGM has decreased over the years from within the communities that are affected by FGM themselves. We also see that areas that have received minimal FGM health education activities actually experienced less satisfaction with maternal healthcare, and that speaks to a recommendation by the Health Committee to provide national guidelines, so that this issue can be dealt with by organisations like the police, but also to improve upon and continue education programmes across New Zealand so that we continue to reduce support for FGM.