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>> we don't have the vacancy rate with just fpc's but we have it with mental health writ large which includes all of our social workers and psychologists and others. the vacancy rate hovers around 10%, dr. stone might want to add to that. >> i do. because we are working with a segment of healthcare delivery that no one else has ever done before, we are still figuring this one out. and when i say that, the average suicide prevention coordinator will have a cohort of about 90 patients. but yet, not all of them are they contacting every day. in some instances especially in those people coming out of our emergency rooms that are at risk, they are being contacted by the nurses or actually even the provider. we implemented as was mentioned by my colleagues, a post suicide attempt suicide prevention contract. that i have spoken about previously, not here today. but in previous testimony, that has been pretty dramatic at reducing future suicide rates. but the individuals that are actually interacting with that at risk veteran are either the nurses or the actual provider, that cared for them

>> we don't have the vacancy rate with just fpc's but we have it with mental health writ large which includes all of our social workers and psychologists and others. the vacancy rate hovers around 10%, dr. stone might want to add to that. >> i do. because we are working with a segment of healthcare delivery that no one else has ever done before, we are still figuring this one out. and when i say that, the average suicide prevention coordinator will have a cohort of about 90 patients. but yet, not all of them are they contacting every day. in some instances especially in those people coming out of our emergency rooms that are at risk, they are being contacted by the nurses or actually even the provider. we implemented as was mentioned by my colleagues, a post suicide attempt suicide prevention contract. that i have spoken about previously, not here today. but in previous testimony, that has been pretty dramatic at reducing future suicide rates. but the individuals that are actually interacting with that at risk veteran are either the nurses or the actual provider, that cared for them

tell marketing calls are the number one consumer complaint as well as both the fcc and fpc. in response, attorney generals bring enforcement actions against tell marters under state and federal law both in our individual capacities and collectively with the u.s. department of justice. in 2015, ten attorney generals partnered with the fcc to sue the florida based company that issued million of robocalls in 2017. we obtained a $280 million judgment against dish network such as placing repeated calls to people on the do not call registry and using prerecorded messages. however, law enforcement alone is not enough. as acknowledged in the fcc staff report on robocalls received this year, unlike legitimate callers, these nuisance callers will not be deterred by the process of enforcement. for more than four years we have been a loud and sometimes critical voice in the fight to make call blocking a reality for consumers. we asked the fcc to clarify whether -- ultimately in june of 2015, the fcc clarified that federal law does not prohibit voice services providers from offering upon