We have covered at length, during the second reading, some of the technical aspects of this bill, so I thought I would like to take the time during this third reading to cover some of the history of this screening programme to contextualise the present changes. The National Cervical Screening Programme was New Zealand's first population-based screening programme, and it led the way for all our other screening programmes. The programme was established in 1990 after the Cartwright inquiry in 1988, which investigated allegations concerning the treatment of cervical cancer at National Women's Hospital and several other related matters.