What about yourself, Ange? I'd love to get your take on it too.

Yeah, look, I mean, I probably couldn't add a great deal to what's already been said, but I suppose it is that concept, as Danielle rightly highlighted.

There's just so much invisibility when it comes to the way women are cared for, treated, diagnosed.

We've talked about this at length, and I think this is a real opportunity, I suppose, through the SPARCT program to sort of start to actually address those challenges.

And I think it's really right that it's centred around on women's health.

And as Talat also highlighted, it's not just about pregnancy or women-specific issues.

It's the whole gamut.

But most importantly, what do you think Sparked means then for women accessing health care, be it today or into the future?