That's a great question. Keep in mind that all of these agencies still work autonomously; they're all still working in their own jobs.
What the hub and the COR are designed for is this: all of those agencies have the ability, when they've exhausted what they've been trying to do in their own ministry or their own agency.... When they have an acute, elevated risk component, that is the benchmark or measurement to share the information. So we're not just throwing names around and thinking that we need to solve everything. When there's an acute or elevated risk, which most often these are, they are the ones that need attention now, because they identify that acute, elevated risk. They haven't been able to do something in their own agency and now they throw a team at it and the resulting conversation is six minutes on average. They get services to those people or individuals and/or families within 24 to 48 hours. That's a game changer and that's how it's done.