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I think the highest error rate was around 60%. And now we're projecting, it's not state-reported and not finalized, but for 2026 we're looking at about an 18% error rate. And so we've been really driving down the error rate. If we were to remove the incidence of cases that have an unworked application, or if we were to be able to drive down time, or become more timely in 100% of our cases, and we could take those— that percentage of error out of that 17%, we would be sitting at about an error rate of 6%. And so we are, you know, very close, and we're working really hard to decrease our error rate.