But also, the more likely it is that we can reduce the spread of the virus. I agree with people who are concerned about confidentiality and about whether in fact people who are identified as being HIV positive will suffer some consequences. And therefore I think the government has to make the commitment to protect those people. We haven't done that yet, but I think that's what we have to do. We have to be willing to stand behind the programme, similar to what we have done with vaccine safety.
People can argue on name versus other forms of identifiers.
Obviously, name reporting gives us more opportunities to intervene. I think that's where we are with this epidemic. We need to be able to intervene, to help people, and to take whatever steps are necessary to minimize the risk of spread, and to get people in treatment as early as possible.