And, you know, I'm sure they see a lot of things, information, or they visualize and see, you know, risks that need to be brought to the attention, like of IPAC.

Yeah.

And one part of our program that I'm also very proud of is we have an education set for new recruits coming in, new officers coming in.

And we like to, you know, spend that, we get an hour and we really try to pack in that one hour with these new recruits saying, Hey, before you're going in, this is what you need to know about IPAC.

This is what you need to know about isolations.

This is what you're looking for.

Because again, we have to remember, we know this information.

So, like, what is the approach within corrections, like, on a day-to-day basis when it comes to, like, when it comes to, like, screening and your surveillance approaches and, you know, how that's handled within corrections compared to other healthcare settings? Like, so that would be, like, on a daily basis, so...