As previous speakers have said, this is largely an administrative change. The bill amends Part 4A of the Health Act 1956 to enable health professionals who provide services to women along the cervical-screening pathway and their support services staff to directly access this information from the National Cervical Screening Programme register. The key amendments are really ensuring that this information is available in a modern and timely manner. It's almost unbelievable that, currently, the access to this clinical information occurs via fax. It's incredible not only from a technology perspective but also from a privacy perspective that people are standing around waiting for something like this to be coming through on a fax, and so we certainly support this becoming a much more modern means of accessing this information. 