Yes, it is. Thanks for that question.
A greater investment in community engagement and contact is typically associated with “getting out of the cars”, but as the two other speakers have pointed out, there needs to be a balance. We still have to be able to respond to calls through service, particularly emergency or crisis calls. There's no question that modern policing requires us to have face-to-face, direct communication with people. It can be virtual by way of communications devices. There need to be sufficient resources—that is, enough officers—to engage in conversations, collaborations, communication, and partnerships with our community. That means we need to be present in the community, seen in the community, talking to people in the community. So we need to make time for that.