So those are the two things that I would like to ask the Minister, and, again, I'm going back to the background of the bill—I totally support it because, again, I don't know whether Dr Gaurav would have the same issue getting smear tests done with our female population, but it is a barrier for us, and I'm trying to go through our health targets, especially under the primary health organisation—if we see on the dashboard, "You haven't met your target.", and if you have so many males in your clinic, it's a huge issue. I got taught from one of the senior Māori clinicians going through medical school that we are supposed to be asexual, meaning that you're not a male doctor, you're not a female doctor—you are there to treat the patient in whatever capacity. But, again, I acknowledge that it is a hard task when you come from a Pacific, conservative, or religious area, where that's going to be a huge barrier for us. So those are my two questions to the Minister. Thank you.