Absolutely. While we didn't specifically make that recommendation, we did make recommendations to the department about having better information on what these programs were actually accomplishing. So I think that would be the avenue where they could go and see that if certain communities were having more success, what are some of the elements of success there? Can they be replicated? Obviously it's not simply the program itself; there are many, many factors that come into this, as we point out in the report.
I think if the department got better information about what was being accomplished with these programs, it could go a long way to resolving this.