Now, cervical cancer is the easiest cancer to prevent. A simple pap smear, an HPV vaccine, will do that job. However, we have about 160 people developing it, and about 50 die from it every year. As the chair of our Health Committee identified, of course it is one of the many ways in which Māori and Pacific Island people suffer disparities. I fear we will see an increase in those numbers soon, because when our select committee considered and reviewed all of the DHBs, I noticed that many of them reported that in order to allocate resources and staff to deal with the pandemic, their screening programmes for cervical cancer and breast cancer were affected. I really, really hope not.