There are two different things. In the training centres, there are trainers, paid staff from the federal budget, and there are members of THW. They are supported by volunteers, as well. If we do training, for example, for bridge building, there's an instructor, maybe two engineers and maybe about five to 10 volunteers supporting the training.
We do international training for UNHCR, the World Food Programme and others in our training centres. It's conducted by about 85% volunteers and about 15% permanent paid staff.
The ongoing training and the normal basic training in the local sections is 100% done by volunteers, who, of course, are trained to be trainers. They have trained in trainer courses before. They follow the curriculum that is made at headquarters, which is the same curriculum from north to south and from west to east. They get the curriculum, the paperwork, the PowerPoint and whatever they need. All this is funded through our normal budget from the federal government.