I want to acknowledge some of the people that contributed towards the sweeping changes as a result of the inquiry. Firstly, Sandra Coney and former MP Phillida Bunkle, who were authors of the ground-breaking article and were also involved in the setting up of the Cartwright Collective: a women's health advocacy group for cervical screening. Of course, Dame Silvia Cartwright herself—the judge who chaired the inquiry—and survivors like Clare Matheson, who spoke out to the media about their experiences, sharing their story publicly so that the public and the country could understand the very human impact of what had happened.