Yes, we deal almost exclusively with public servants, but the regime is based on a very important concept in the whistle-blowing world, and that is the choice of where you go. A public servant can choose to make a disclosure internally, to their manager or to a senior officer who has to be appointed within the organization, or they can choose to come directly to us. The previous regime required, and some regimes in other jurisdictions still require, that you exhaust internal options before going external.
One of the progressive and really forward-thinking components of the current regime is that you can come to me without going internally. That does make, I think, great sense because you may not trust the internal system.