Well, I'm not here to self-endorse our organization. I think the social impact bond or social finance mechanisms could be deployed by a range of different actors. What I'm saying is that if there's an actor that can act as an intermediary and that does that holistic wraparound support, they should be considered as an intermediary to do this.
What it does require is new skill sets. It does require an ability to negotiate these new outcomes and to come up with one that makes sense on the basis of repayment. It does require some new financial modelling. It does require an understanding of the target population that an individual organization may not have. It does require some accountability measures and the ability to track and measure performance over time. Those are the types of things that an intermediary organization could help with in this issue.