Also, I think the agencies within StreetLevel are intimately and directly involved in the lives of people living in poverty who are homeless. There's a real understanding of cause-and-effect relationships, of what it actually takes to move someone off the streets into housing, and of what those transitions need to look like. There's a good understanding, through trial and error, as I said, and through figuring out what works, of how we move people to wholeness and to a healthy home and community and all of that.
I think that sort of perspective on the housing issue is an important one for inclusion as well. Whenever you're talking about strategy, how we implement, what needs to go into this, and what it should look like, we can't necessarily do the nuts and bolts of policy,as we said, but there's a perspective that I think is really valid.