The only thing I would add is that I think some of the provinces are moving somewhat away from this, but corrections systems tend to feel that they must develop their own programs for everything, that whether it be health, education, or whatever the program is, they must create that. In reality, a good percentage of that is available in the community with partnershipping, which I think is a lot more economically viable. Also it gives you a link, because those organizations and ministries, and whatever you partner with, that are in the community are basically current all the time. The continuity comes, to some degree, with that partnership because those people are in the community already. So you get a tremendous spinoff from it.
Our experience is that a lot of those organizations, ministries, or other government agencies are quite willing to partner. They see the population as part of their community and they are quite willing to engage and do that. It's just that correction tends to be an entity upon itself and sticks to itself and is quite closed. In reality, I think it does us a disservice. I also think we lose a lot of the ability to educate the public and to have the community learn about the population and learn about what works and what doesn't work.