Another area that we've committed to look at are the regional discrepancies. As we look at it, I guess the only thing that I would say is that we do need to keep in mind that the regions can have different workloads that they work on. You might have different sectors at play there that might require more or less time. When you compare across regions, we do need to think about the differences in that region, so in some cases at the CRA, we will take a workload and put it in a particular region, which could have an impact on their statistics.
All of that to say, we are concerned about consistency. We want to make sure that we leave room for people to make judgments about how to best proceed, but that has to be done within a framework that tries to get the maximum amount of consistency across the country. I would just caution to say that consistency doesn't mean necessarily that each region has exactly the same number because they might be dealing with different circumstances.
The point is taken and we've committed to do a review of what we see regionally to see if there's something that we need to fix up.
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