Now, in Boston and Massachusetts, we have probation officers riding in cruisers with police officers doing enforcement. Many of the agencies that we needed to interact with to accomplish this totally integrated system fell within different branches of government. They are not even within the executive branch of state government. But in addition to that, we were dealing in different branches within the context of each one of those. Yes, because the value of the technology will not evolve until you break down those bureaucratic barriers in law enforcement.
Turf issues exist everywhere.
I've worked in the private sector. I've worked in government. But in law enforcement, they are particularly prevalent. So it hasn't been easy to overcome some of those. I'd be lying if I didn't say that some of that still exists.