Thank you. Actually, this is pretty basic equipment and once the initial training is done, as far as turning the machinery on and making it available, you don’t need to have on-the-ground actual users. They’re supported by the department. They’re supported both virtually through the connectivity of the system, but also through Help Desk and things that we set up. So it’s not about providers, it’s about the front-end training and then the ongoing monitoring around how else we can use it. Is there enough uptake? What are the training needs and the changed management needs really so providers are comfortable? It is not about on-the-ground once you have it up and operational on the initial training which we are
providing through the department, I should add, and supported again also nationally through organizations like Infowave funded by the federal government.