Right. I don't disagree with a thing you've said. It's not that we can't. It's that we haven't. There isn't a systematic method across all aspects of the judge advocate general's organization to direct things in the same way. When people are doing things manually, they slip and they don't all account for things in the same manner.
I don't think there is an assumption that we haven't been able to do it. It's that it hasn't been done consistently. Why we're putting a system in is that it's 2018, and we think these things should be done in a case management system. We should be able to track data, and we should have various data points that we're not doing handrolically, that we're doing through a sophisticated methodology so that we understand where there are bottlenecks in the system and where we need to do better. At this point, if the judge advocate general were to look into systemic weaknesses, she's guessing. We need data to do that.