I believe the task force on breast screening is an arm's-length body made up of 15, I think, primary care practitioners. Certainly, according to Dense Breasts, they had some complaints about the decisions of the committee and the fact that the committee did not include people with expertise on breast cancer or breast cancer imaging. I admit to a somewhat biased perception, because I talked to Dense Breasts, but I haven't talked to the people on the committee.
Certainly there was concern that there ought to be specialists in that group. I certainly have some sympathy, since I spent my whole life as an emergency room doctor or doing other forms of general practice. I always was happy to bring in a specialist who knew more about this than I did.
Why do we not put specialists in that group that makes these recommendations? Is there any consideration of perhaps changing the makeup of that group of people?