With that, I'll pass the time on to Jun Quan, who will walk you through the mechanics.

Thank you, Yu Tai.

Now, Yu Tai has explained why the government should intervene in the legal sector for reasons similar to healthcare.

I will walk you through the end-to-end architecture of LegalSave.

First, if a citizen faces a qualifying legal issue, they will first apply to the central OneMinLaw portal.

An appointed body will then conduct means and merits tests to screen for income eligibility and case validity.

Third, once approved, the citizen will engage a private law firm as per usual, and what is different, however, is where the funding.

And what, what, uh, sort of strategies would you suggest to incentivize law firms to come on board to offer fixed fee models? Because you may find many law firms resistant to fix their fees, uh, c-cast them in iron, especially without understanding the dynamics of each case.