I'll give you something to think about.
Anne referenced the triage we do, but the intent behind it is to identify everyone at intake who may have a cognitive impairment. Then there's a further, more in-depth assessment. It's not necessarily a diagnosis, although we have in the past provided funding to external agencies with expertise to come in and diagnose any cases of suspected FASD.
That said, in terms of our ability to deliver programs, etc., within the institution, as soon as we know that there's a cognitive impairment, a functional assessment is done to determine how we can meet that offender's needs, so really, at the end of the day, I'm not certain that the diagnosis per se is required, as long as we can adapt to meet that offender's needs.
The example that you gave, Anne, was about the adapted program. That's one example.