Thank you very much, Chair. Thank you, professor, for being here today.
One of the things you didn't touch on in your opening statement, and I wonder if you would like to make some comments on it, is the idea that when we're talking about the economics of policing, if you want to save some money ultimately, you might have to spend some money on things like prevention, for example.
It just makes sense that if there's less crime it costs less to have a police service in place, because you did talk about lessening the expansion of police services. You mentioned collaboration as one, but I wonder if you could talk about prevention specifically.