Yes, I understand that. If they have reasons, they obviously know what's going on and what these offenders are really about.
At the last hearing we went to, they said, “You know, you're not fooling anybody. You say one thing, but then you turn around, answer a question and contradict yourself.” They can see through the offenders, which is nice to know, because offenders will sometimes put a mask on when they're in front of a parole board, saying what they want to hear. “Sometimes people mess up.” That's what our offenders say. They messed up. They say, on paper, that they're ready to get out, but their actions and words aren't saying that.
Okay. I hope I answered that satisfactorily, in terms of what you're planning to....