We talk about in this House that it is a cervical screening programme. We talk about it in just words but for women it's a journey that takes a lot of thinking to get done. But I just want to, if I forget in my contribution, remind women that it is a long journey to think about getting your screening done. It's challenging for us to think about ourselves first, but really do make this a priority in your life. I want to challenge the men in women's lives to make it a priority for yourself, because if your partner is a woman and you have daughters, it's you—well, it is everybody's responsibility to ensure that women get the help they need.