What I found though is—and I'm not arguing with the idea, it's obviously a good idea—that often when you get into IT systems, the costs just skyrocket. Budgets are surpassed. Whether it's the public sector or the private sector, you start with a great notion and a good plan for an IT upgrade or a new system and the thing gets away from everybody. That's why I was wondering if there were examples in other countries where systems like this had been economically implemented and on time and so on and so forth. I think that would be something to look at.
On the notion of a police college, you're talking about a national police college that would do certification and some parts of training or all training?