We're a little bit more limited as to the range of positions that our special constables can hold, so for us it's offender transportation and court security. They are trained for a two-week period upon their engagement. It relates to their positions, as the deputy referred to, the expectations of their role, and they also complete a use-of-force training component. That aspect of the training is renewed on an annual basis afterwards. We are limited in where we can put these civilian court officer positions—very few in our respect—but they would not be trained on the use of force, etc. They're more administrative positions. Again as the deputy said, it's specific to their role.
On April 16th, 2013. See this statement in context.