Thank you.
Yes, that is one of the biggest complaints and problems that we're facing today. It's that you don't always get a judge who has a background in family law. Quite frankly, even when you do, it doesn't mean that their specific background was abuse-informed. They could have dealt with high-income net worth or property cases.
That's the biggest reason that this educational component is so important, and why the one amendment I asked for about the undertaking is so important. If you don't have the undertaking, then judges decide their own training. What will end up happening is that the real estate lawyer won't go for the domestic violence training, because they don't sit on family law cases often. They feel that they don't need to do that. If we get it at the outset, when they first become judges, we'll have eventually a fully abuse-informed bench.