A review into CervicalCheck by the UK's Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists is expected to go before cabinet Ministers this morning.
It examined more than 1,000 smear test results in the wake of last year's scandal.
The review is aimed at trying to find out if there were any failures to prevent cancer or to intervene at an earlier stage.
It has contacted the women involved to tell them whether or not there was a failure to identify abnormal cells, and if this meant cancer could have been diagnosed at an earlier stage.
Women were also informed if the RCOG review of the slide was the same as the original review.
After informing all of the women involved, the summary report was given to Health Minister Simon Harris.
He is expected to bring it before cabinet colleagues this morning.
The report is likely to be published this afternoon.
