I suppose I could ask Mr. Justice Cory this question, but somebody else might also want to answer—perhaps Mr. Yost.
As I understand it, there are, roughly speaking, 32,000 samples in the machinery now. If we were to go to a broadly expanded system that looked at the time of arrest, as has been requested by many chiefs of police across the country, that could potentially expand the number to close to 200,000. Is that right?