Okay. And typically what comes out of that just kind of refresh my memory. I'm not the best person to speak on those details. Do we know? Martha. Also, top of my head, I haven't been doing like for almost a year now. You're going to talk to what you pay. You pay these different things like office supplies, pretrial diversion if you need a witness. If he needs a totaling for a witness to appear in the court, anything that has to do with a trial, he would use this money for. Like I said, off the top of my head, those are just a few things that come to mind. So this is limited to anything that has to do with the trial, correct? Actually, it's pretrial diversion. So it's going to be where someone comes in and commits to a line of obligations that they have to cover in order to satisfy the problem that they have in front of them. So none of this is used for like salary or anything like that? No, not out of that line, no ma'am. Okay. Okay. Any further questions? Okay. Then we'll accept the motion on this one to transfer 20,000 credit. Yes, sir. Okay. Okay. Phil is the first on that one. Do you have a second? Second. Scott's second. Any questions or comments? All in favor of the motion? Please say aye. Aye. Opposed? Okay. That one is done. All right. Thank you. Have a safe holiday. Okay. Sheriff.
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