What women will experience is quite an improvement, because instead of the traditional smear test, which requires a health professional to take the smear and a range of associated equipment, women will be able to self-test with a vaginal swab and, basically, do that privately themselves. The expectation, initially, is that they will still come to a healthcare provider for that screen. But what that saves is a lot of healthcare professionals' time and equipment, and also, for the woman, a much better experience. And then, once women have had their test, if they have a negative HPV test they can be reasonably reassured that in the next five years they would be unlikely to develop any of those precancerous changes. And so what that means is they would only need to be screened once every five years instead of once every three. But they can still, if they've got any concerns, consult their healthcare provider in the meantime. 