I think that's why what we're trying to do as well is understand the value we bring in the audits we do. That's why we do the surveys of our stakeholders on whether they believe we are adding value. That's how we are trying to understand what is the less quantitative aspect of these audits.
We do financial statement audits of various organizations every year. We can issue a clean opinion on those organizations year after year, but the fact that you do those types of financial audits can have a deterrent effect, right? Doing those audits can cause an organization to say, “You know, we need to make sure we're always doing this right.” You don't notice from year to year the issues coming out of those financial audits.
So understanding that there is value to doing financial audits every year, even if they aren't identifying specific problems, is the type of non-quantitative value assessment that I think you're talking about.