this goes -- i hope to ms. mack. i'm not quite sure what your purview is. because the question i'm asking is -- follows up on what commissioner -- and chairman castro were talking about, which was, to what extent do we require as a matter of law and contract that the protections that someone would be affording in a federal facility are afforded at a private facility, as well? and i mean by that not just pria. i mean by that, training, i mean by that, access to records for inspection that are -- that apply to federal, federal agencies. what is it that we require as a part of our contract right now to ensure that people who we send to these private for profit institutions are afforded at least the same kinds of rights and protections as they would if they are housed in a federal facility? >> so i don't want to try to skirt the question, kevin will have more information on that, but i will say kind of as a header to what his response might be that there isn't a difference in the type of standards that apply. you know, he already responded to you about us not b