It's basically policy procedures. It's putting it all in a box. It does have a system we've designed that makes it a lot easier from a technological point of view, but it's basically boxing it all up so that it's replicable. You may have to tweak that to meet each region in the country, no question, but that's easily done. The whole point is that we're getting to the final strokes with our privacy commissioner. We've made sure that every system—health, social services, education—understands how it works. It meets everybody's needs. It has a rotational executive director, so one year it could be the police supplying that person for two years. Every two years it rotates. It could be health, social services. It's meeting everybody's needs. It's following a process through some defined practices, and it has research and evidence and outcomes in the middle of everything.
Don't do it if it's not based on outcomes and research and evidence. We're doing a lot of things that we found, quite frankly, we shouldn't be doing. The World Health Report tells us the number one world problem is violence. That's not the case in Canada. I would ask why. Public safety or community safety is way bigger than policing.