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PRY is 18% GP, 20% radiology and 56% pathology and a small % is medical software related revenue.

So much more exposure to GP attendances, and in some ways PRY doctor productivity may have been reduced in the last few months given many of them would have been anxious about a potentially significant ATO tax bill on upfront capital payments they thought were tax-free. Now that PRY has come to an agreement with the ATO about this things may improve. As PRY runs mostly walk-in clinics it's not hard for GPs to slack off a bit and work a bit more slowly than they usually would, as they don't have specific appointments to keep. Longer-term issue for PRY is how they attract and retain GPs who can no longer be enticed by tax-free upfront capital payments.