Of the 30 or so settlements, we'll call them, that you do, you said—if I remember your statement, I think it was to Mr. Hawn—that you're the only person who actually makes the final decision in your organization.
Would I be correct in saying that you split up your investigations to roughly five or six per person in your unit? They would look into the facts, get all the pertinent information—in other words, do the investigation—present to you the issue, as their investigation has led pursuant to your rules of engagement, we'll call them, and in the end you review that file and make the final decision.
Would that be the way it works, roughly?