Tinted SPF.

Love it.

It's a great product.

I think it can really help with compliance.

So getting people to incorporate a good quality sunscreen into their skincare routine.

It can act like a light foundation or a BB cream, so it can reduce redness.

It can sort of even out imperfections on the skin like you would expect with some kind of cover up or makeup.

I would like to, also all my friends who ask me about their moles, Mold mapping.

Um, they don't blend properly." What would be your top recommendations for finding an SPF?

Make sure that you find a product that you really like.

I typically like to use the, uh, La Roche-Posay, the Anthelios range.

It's a really, really popular product.

Loads of my patients use it.

I get really positive feedback.

It's really light, and it soaks into the skin really quickly, which are things that I find help to improve compliance.

Okay.

And we've touched on a little bit of this, but just can you explain to us how the parental order process works and what role you play in making it as smooth as possible for families?

So the parental order, so we would issue an application at court to have that parental order made.

And so what would happen is the court would consider the application.

And as Bev said, we would send with application a very detailed statement, setting out how the criteria that needs to be met has been met by the intended parents.

So we'd send that all over to the court.

So what we usually find happens now is the court will read the application.

And because they're so detailed and they tend to not require an initial hearing, they will consider everything on paper.

And Lucy, can you just explain to me, once a match is made, what legal agreements need to be put in place in Mexico and how did JMW support that process?