Hi, my name is Philip Horns, I work here at Brisbane Women's Correctional Centre. I'm a trade instructor within the industries. So the reason I got into QCS is I was serving an army for eight years prior to this role. Looking for a change in career, wanting something, I guess, equally as appealing and as exciting. Something that's forever changing, something that's sort of fitness orientated to some extent and something that just has a different look to areas to get employed in. So for the trade instructor role, I currently work in a textiles environment. So we make all the prisoners uniform for all the prisoners at their centre and other centres around the state. So it's textiles, which are sewing machines and fabrication of clothing garments. And also we make floor waste collars for a company which is a plumbing device that goes in buildings. For the past few years, I've been an active member of the ERG. It's called a Memesome Response Group. So it's something more sort of major as a riot or an open-line prisoner would break out sort of things like that. We would then try and contain a collet situation. So we can get called upon any time, throughout the day or even on days off for a year and a half in that element. So with the power left, I guess, having military background, always wanted to keep fit and healthy. One side left the army and then joined the Director of Services. The emphasis is more on you to be physically fit and healthy. You have to do it in your own time. You have to make that effort to do that. So I wanted a goal, something to focus on that I could do. So the recent championships were the Oceana Powerlifting Championships. The way Powerlifting works is broken down into squat, bench press and deadlift. So you do three attempts of each. So similar to Olympic lifting, the heaviest successful lift of all three. Get put together to make a total weight lifted. I came second overall. I achieved a gold medal in the deadlift and silver medal in the squat and bronze medal in the bench press. I think I'm the way it fits into my role here. It just keeps me accountable, keeps me fit and healthy. It makes me feel more confident through my job, but I am physically fit. I believe so carry out the role here. The sport that I have from colleagues has been a big asset because I've been here. I've even just asked you small things like, oh, when's your next competition? Or how did you go? It's as more than it makes you even more accountable because you want to tell them good things. And you want to keep, I guess, that motivation going.