PENNY SIMMONDS (National—Invercargill): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I'm pleased to rise to speak in support of this Health (National Cervical Screening Programme) Amendment Bill in this, its third and final reading. In doing so, like my colleague I acknowledge the medical professionals that have spoken and given considerable technical expertise in their speeches. Throughout the passage of this bill, it has been noted that the changes are largely administrative changes and updating for all of the technology advances. Again, I'd like to acknowledge the health professionals involved in the National Cervical Screening Programme and, in particular, the nurses who have had to put up with the constraints of the lack of use of technology in the screening programme. As many of us have said, it's almost unbelievable that the fax is still being used for something as important as conveying information to health professionals who provide services in the cervical screening programme. When we think of the potential issues around the use of faxes—the privacy, the lack of productivity as people stand around waiting—it's just incredible that we've still been imposing this on our health professionals. 