With respect to Hansard and committee evidence, while the team does use that for a first pass, we employ the human-in-the-loop concept. There is always verification and validation, and we have our employees pivot very quickly to that higher-value work of editing and proofreading. While it's there as an assist, it's not meant to replace the expertise that our employees have.
The other use case that we're exploring is looking at transcription or closed captioning for private or in camera meetings that may be used for assistive devices for accessibility purposes. That's currently being explored, though it's really very much in pilot mode.
The third general use case might be around some coding practices, and I'll let Chris speak to that.