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0:07:32Executive session topics that were noticed at the April 14, 2026 regular business meeting of the board were discussed as scheduled. And. I wanted to make sure that that was item six. That was item six. Great. Okay, perfect. And then commissioners for item seven. I'm happy to move us into that. Also in the item eight, both are requests for authorization for executive session. Systems with the headstart performance standards and strengthening internal consistency across those service areas. As a little aside, we have peer support services that have been coming in already, and it's a group called Nap in a Sandwich that comes from the Department of Corrections. It's been doing all sorts of really amazing work with the clients that are in our building, and they're quite impressive to watch. So if you're coming by to see, it's very cool. And the outcomes from working with peers are very good. Just as a reminder, kind of the timeline of occupancy, but then also adding on to where we're headed, because this includes April in it.

0:32:12Some cost benefit analysis of having people inside of a Joe Pelly Center bed versus in our jail and provide you with other information that you may request. So at the end of March, we had a total of 119 residential clients in the building, and it breaks capacity for the building is something I want to take some time to talk about with you in just a bit, because the reasons that we're not at 253, which is the actual physical over to the Joe Pellice Center in January, and we had no escapes during that time. It's usually a pretty high risk time for clients when the lot going on, and there can be some confusion. And we had all 90 of those clients came over, and they were success when we didn't have any escapes. So we've already had a number of internal staff that are being promoted.

0:47:11You're anticipating, you won't fully utilize the funding that we fully utilize the funding. Okay, that's all I think I have on this. Thank you, in this issue.