Thank you. And we're always open to partnerships. Justice is not really the department best suited to deal with people's, you know, housing issues, addictions issues, things like that. You know, while they're in the system, we do have programming but once they're out of the system, they're out of the system. And so we really do need partnerships. We need to work with Indigenous governments. We do have programming that -- or program dollars that we provide to Indigenous governments. The men's healing fund was one of those. There are initiatives across Canada. Indigenous justice institutes, things like that, that the federal government is supporting that, you know, we are looking into as well.

So the federal government has been moving in a certain direction with some of these things, and so I think there is opportunity there. We could reach out to British Columbia and see what they're doing because I know they recently instituted some of those. So, yeah, there are creative solutions that we can do. We just need to get there. And the department has been working on a number of different things. The workplace assessment, the therapeutic model, those types of things, that have been taking our attention. But as we go forward, there are opportunities to explore those as well. Thank you.