2018-2019 has continued to see AusPIPS move quickly and firmly onwards in all aspects and thousands of Australians have now benefitted from our hard work. We continue to work with Australian Governments and Government bodies around Australia in relation to the SCIg project and other projects which will help to improve the lives of people with Primary Immunodeficiency in Australia. The SCIg project continues to move forward, Victoria in the lead but NSW has now firmed its commitment and its plans will see SCIg offered at every hospital in NSW, where there is demand, at only a small cost. For patients this effectively means that from the patient perspective Victoria and NSW will be 99%. We engaged with Health in May and Canberra Hospital, who have been training a number of patients from the ACT and surrounds to do SCIg. We met with the Northern Territory Health Ministers office and there is now positive movement towards offering SCIg at the Royal Darwin Hospital. We received acknowledgment and thanks from National Blood Authority Board. AusPIPS is now recognised as a very highly regarded stakeholder in the Australian Blood Sector. We attended the initial meeting of the National Immunodeficiency Strategy and we are now looking forward to seeing where it goes after the consultation is finished. We hope that it will stay on track and benefit all with Primary Immunodeficiency in Australasia. ASCIA was once again very beneficial for AusPIPS, it helps us to engage with Health Care Professionals and other relevant stakeholders – it’s also good to meet with other charities. After conversations we are now going to work more closely with the Immune Deficiency Foundation of New Zealand (IDFNZ).