Thank you. That's very good to hear.
I'd like to go to our other witnesses.
I was reading your report—my background was law enforcement for 35 years—and the statistics kind of caught my eye. I notice that in 2015-16, 4,000 CEPA inspections uncovered 3,000 infractions. I think you said that roughly half of these incidents were dealt with by way of warning, which is not bad. I believe there is a great role for us to give warnings versus prosecution.
Where I get a little confused is that then you say,
Last year, that is fiscal year 2015-16, in addition to the 4000 inspections we conducted, we opened 54 investigations under CEPA, and obtained 24 convictions; 18 of those convictions came from our planned work.
They must have been targeted.
What happened to the other 1,400 and some? Where did they go?