Thank you.
I have another question for the three of you.
We heard surprising testimony from the correctional officers and the Union of Safety and Justice Employees that often correctional officers, who know the inmates the best, are not consulted on the evaluation. The security classification can take place without correction officers being aware of it.
Often, as I think you pointed out, the clinical response of a pathological serial killer is going to be different in a formal setting than it might be in the actual prison population. How important is it for correctional officers, who know these inmates best and know their behaviour when they're not being evaluated, to be consulted on the security classification and these kinds of transfers?