In the past, after an election, we always reached out to caucuses to offer training to their members, and some of them did accept the invitation. We do go and make a presentation. Others decline. It's up to the caucuses to make that determination. For public office holders, we do not have such formal training organized. Therefore, while a public office holder will always have an initial call with someone in the office, with an adviser going through their obligations under the act, they will not have ongoing training unless groups of them ask us to make presentations. That would be a slight difference there.
On February 8th, 2018. See this statement in context.