What this bill does is it, essentially, seeks to bring the National Cervical Screening Programme (NCSP) into the 21st century, progressing it from an outdated, bureaucratic, and laborious process into something that's much safer and a much more efficient sort of system. It's topical, I think, that we're debating this bill following the recent Budget 2021—a fabulous Budget which included, amongst many other things, up to $53 million for the design and implementation of the new test that the Minister outlined earlier on, the new test for HPV to replace the current smear test. I think it's fair to say that there's no doubt this new test will save lives, particularly wāhine Māori lives. 