While it will speed up the process for smear takers in primary care, importantly, it does not compromise patient privacy. On that note, some submitters have raised concerns that the access to confidential information is in breach of privacy law, but it is comforting to see the Privacy Commissioner has said that he sees no outstanding privacy issues. I would like to acknowledge Minister Verrall for sharing her thoughts as we traversed this issue during the committee of the whole House stage. I did ask about the robustness of the platform and the testing that has taken place around protecting data security, and she has confirmed to this House that it will be equivalent to the IT systems used by DHBs for other national programmes, so she believes it is robust. So while this platform isn't unique, what is unique is how very specific this legislation coming through this House is and that it will also enable future upgrades and improvements both to the IT and the screening programme itself.