Mm-hmm

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in answering that question because I think when people wake up to the fact that this is going on, they have a perception of, okay, it's something that, that occurs overseas, way down in the supply chains, and it isn't something here that's happening, you know, in the UK or Ireland.

What we know from the UK statistics is, is last year, through what's called the National Referral Mechanism, we identified over 20,000 victims.

That doesn't mean there's now 110,000 victims left.

Those victims get replaced.

So it is very much a present problem, with all of its associated criminality and all the associated finances that we've talked about earlier.

Andrew, when you mention vulnerable people, who are they in this context?