Sure. I think it comes back to the discussion about definitions. The way that human trafficking is currently defined is so overbroad and ambiguous that we are not able to actually tailor solutions to the actual problems. We cannot have a cookie-cutter solution that will fit for all of these different issues that are often being caught in the net of human trafficking. I think it really lies in the definition, because how can we find or collect reliable statistics without really knowing what it is we are looking at?
I'm sorry. Does that answer your question?