As Dr Shane Reti has alerted us to and reminded us of how this bill has started in this House, I'm just going to give a summary of the points I'm going to talk about, because sometimes I talk for so long that I forget to cover the main points. So I want to give a summary of the bill. So the summary is that this bill will strengthen and improve the National Cervical Screening Programme. It puts in place rules that allow specific health providers to have direct access to participants' screening history held on the cervical screening register, information which helps determine or recalls screening referral pathways, as the last member has alerted us to, changing the technology because the current law refers to fax machines. So this will enable a new IT system is placed to ensure access is secure to the register.