 In March 1950 Abraham Fryberg, Cilento's successor as Director-General of Health and Medical Services, recommended that Peel Island patients be moved to the mainland, and Queensland's Premier, Ned Hanlon, noted that the disease of leprosy would now be known as Hansen's disease.About the same time that Hansen's disease patients were finally receiving effective treatment, there was increased public pressure to end the policy of isolation.Fantome Island was singled out by the Australian Leprosy Campaign Committee.