Thank you for the question.
I would say that the precinct is rather unique in the sense that the people working there love their jobs. I'm not saying it's not the case elsewhere in my department, but it's very hands-on, it's very real. There has been a turnover. That's just the reality. It's true in my department overall and it's true in other departments, frankly, as some people retire and we have to replenish the ranks.
I would say that I want to keep I have—I made that point to Mr. Wright, and he's smiling. But more importantly, I think it is—I don't want to overstate it—fairly easy to get quality people because it is a meaningful place to work. It's real. I often get that feedback from the folks.
If I may, I'll make one last point. When parliamentarians take the time to come, walk, ask questions, it's a great reward for my people. These little things go a long way in saying to people or in people saying to themselves, “I have a meaningful job. I interact with people who actually use the premises, and that's democracy.”