In the way we respond to mental health, for some reason police officers are still the 24-7 go-to for mental health, but we're not mental health professionals.
If you apply the same concept to intimate partner familial violence, if we showed up at a doorstep with a community service provider or a specialist who had nothing to do with policing and had the ability to engage somebody, even for us to be the secondary, that's thinking outside the box, where we just don't own that space. That would be a brilliant pilot to be able to see, somebody who is a gateway to a variety of services, because here we're very diverse, right from settlement services to transitional housing, or whatever it might be, instead of an officer trying to broker that and trying to discern that.