Involuntary treatment

I think that's right.

I think the other thing is, like, involuntary treatment.

Mm-hmm.

Um, right? So there are people who are on the streets.

Uh, you know, there's about...

I think I read something like 43,000 ED1 units that are supposed to come online, a very similar number of homeless people on the street.

I'm not saying every single ED1 unit should be dedicated to a homeless person, but what about creating a building where, like you said, involuntary treatment-

Yeah

well, do you know word for word

the statutes for the ITA, the Involuntary Treatment Act? Do you know the word for word? And I'm like, no, but if you feel like I don't understand it, go ahead and tell me it.

And he's like, actually, I'm not going to do that because then you're just going to be able to articulate a specific sentence that will be the series of magic words that's going to make me have to go out there.

And I'm like, you don't want to tell me the law because you don't want me to be able to inform you of why you have to go out there.

And then she decompensated.

And now she's ITA.

She's in the hospital for eight days getting involuntary treatment to get stabilized.

And I've been sending email after email after email to the prosecutor and they have all but told me to fuck off.