I can't comment on the technicalities, but I'm happy to get back to the committee on that matter. I can tell you one of the pushbacks on that is always security and how many people might actually see all the evidence that's being collected.
I would submit that if Xythos and if this type of record-keeping is good enough for the U.S. Special Forces and for the U.S. military to coordinate its missions—some of its most highly sensitive missions abroad.... Because they have so many players across the world, moving paper around is not an option. In many cases it's far less secure than actually keeping everything on a cloud where you actually have a considerable measure of security and you can track everyone's access to that particular documentation.
So I think the pushback that often comes is on the security side and I would submit that this system is more secure and more efficient, let alone the costs that some of the current paper systems generate.