With regard to cash bonds, I noted on page 12 in the report that 368 of 2,038 cash bonds posted were forfeited. The agency located 178 individuals, of whom 146 were removed, but you don't know the whereabouts of the remaining 190 individuals who forfeited their cash bonds. I'm reading, “The Agency has identified 18 of the 190 individuals as having a history of criminality.”
What's the problem here? Is this discretionary decision-making that's not good? Does the policy need to be refined? The whole idea is that you're making a judgment, as I understand it, on these 2,000-plus people that they don't fit, but with certain conditions, we'll let them. Somebody has made a judgment that a cash deposit would do in this case, and then, with 368 individuals, it didn't. Some of these have criminal backgrounds, and now you can't find some of them. How are you addressing that?