There are a couple of challenges in Haiti in terms of the population. Current statistics, basically, are saying that approximately 5,700 to 5,800 inmates currently reside in the prisons, which have a capacity of about, I would say, 3,000. The challenge right now, as it has always been in the Haiti prisons, is the issue of the remand population. Haiti has always remained at around 80%. There were times, I would say probably about two years ago, when we were almost at 90% or 95%.
Again, the challenges, I would say, are very systemic. One is partly access to courts, to judges, to investigations, and to evidence. The other would be just an inability, like in any other impoverished and underdeveloped country, to have good records and good maintenance in terms of databases and information. A question we posed at one point to the Haitian prison administration, in terms of the incarceration rate and the number of individuals, was whether they should remain incarcerated. I don't think there's an assumption that those individuals should not be incarcerated. The challenge is that they haven't had a chance to have their day before court.