I guess where I'm going on this is that the focus in the previous two presentations, and many others we've had, seemed to be on reducing recidivism, but I really think where we have to be at is reducing crime in the first place. If you look at the cost of having someone in prison, to say nothing of the damage that was done to put him or her there, and if you look at the cost within the prison system including from the point of view of lost productivity in the economy, then preventing crime in the first place is the best way to go.
Do you see areas where social finance would be important in that area? We talked earlier with the other group about some of the early learning programs, which we did have in place actually with a signed agreement in 1996 for early learning that got tossed out. Do you see those areas as important places to go, using social financing to get there?