So in summary, I think we are making important changes to the NCSP system, while maintaining the appropriate safeguards so that women in New Zealand Aotearoa trust the system and actually feel safe getting what could be a lifesaving test. We know that cervical cancer, as a couple of my colleagues have already pointed out, develops slowly and is both preventable and treatable. The latter is, of course, highly dependent on early detection. We must do everything within our power to assist those health workers responsible for the screening process. By improving the programme to expand information, accessibility, and to make the system more efficient, we go a long way toward facilitating prevention and early detection in a timely intervention. 