We absolutely want to ensure that the outcomes aimed at are being achieved. One of the really important things in doing that is a collaborative approach, a cross-agency approach, and a collective responsibility—the idea that even though the appropriation might go to justice or to police or to corrections, those agencies need to be cooperating with each other, need to be talking with each other, and need to be connecting with each other to make sure that it is not simply the case that, "Well, this is a question for the courts. This is an issue for sentencing. You deal with it over there. Don't worry what corrections outcome it has. Don't worry what housing outcome it has." We absolutely need to have an approach which isn't siloed. And that is a challenge, right? Because for anyone in any job, to broaden their horizons outside of their own department, their own immediate circle of influence, is a challenge. That's the challenge that we've got to get out there: that we need to have agencies and agencies are only individuals, so that means people talking with each other, talking not simply to people in their own department but across agencies.