We are looking at, through different pieces of federal legislation, the mandating of performance measures. I think that we all need to pull together in terms of not only talking about how we need more data, but how we find the money to do the data. The last thing, which I think has been really powerful about what you all have done here today, is you have really brought together an integration of the different public health systems that we don't always see. At the state level, the same thing happens. The people who do public health go one way.
Substance abuse goes another way.
I think that by engaging the states in this process, you will really see it. First of all, I want to, again, compliment you. I was an alumnus of this Council's predecessor. So, it is nice to see how far the group has come. I just want to make some comments as to how this will play out in our state, and in other states as well.