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over the past five years really is the expansion of the body-worn camera systems and the LPRs.

And the legislation that goes along with those up here in the Northeast and East Coast and police reform has really kind of driven how a lot of those programs are managed.

you know, half the time you're implementing a policy and then the state comes out with their own recommendations.

So you have to change your policy, which goes into power DMS and some of those other policy management.

So that has been a major change is just trying to get your technology to line up with the state guidance and recommendations.

That's been one of the biggest challenges that will continue to be a big challenge as The LPRs are a perfect example of probably what's going to be happening with every tech that comes out or continues to advance over the next five years.

And so how do you convince a legislature in Massachusetts that you don't need legislative oversight, that you as the police executive can handle that process?