Last week, I was speaking to a group of nurses in my electorate of Nelson about some of the IT systems they use and don't use when they are supporting patients in their care. It's quite common practice for patients to be transferred between Nelson and Christchurch, and sometimes those notes that they use are based on an IT system, but sometimes they're handwritten notes. It's been mentioned tonight that for the cervical register that we currently have, it uses a fax system. I actually am old enough to have used a fax system, in a number of my roles, actually, including a recent one when we all, kind of, couldn't quite understand, those of us who joined the organisation, why faxes were still being used. But it just goes to show that in many parts of our health IT systems, we do have work to do to ensure that they are modern and fit for purpose. So by using a centralised register, it will ensure that our health practitioners have access to current information that they can access quickly to ensure they can support their patients to get the healthcare that they need.