anybody, so I'm not suggesting that. So anyway, but those are things that have happened in other centers of trying to figure out how to, how to pay for it.

Some have gotten grants. Utah County, I think, I think their county just pays most of their stuff.

Speaker-A
I don't know how they do that. But I'm not sure.
Speaker-C
And some have a VOCA grant.
Speaker-A
There were a couple that still had a VOCA grant that VOCA was allowing them to pay that with, which I don't know if they still do, but they did have it.
Speaker-C
So those are some things that have been in my brain, but I need somebody else's brain also to be thinking. [FOREIGN LANGUAGE]
Speaker-A
friends can interview her. Can we send someone in Sheriff's Office to retrain, give the training needed? I don't think we could allow them to be more appointed.

So that's- but is that a possibility? How long would that take? So I know the trainings they, they go through out there. We- and just so you know, we have our detectives that do it who now are all trained or all Everyone, uh, they're trained. It's just a matter of-.

Speaker-C
There would be more intense, and there would be peer review every so often, and they would have to participate in all these things.
Speaker-A
So I'm just wondering, I mean, what- the way I see it is we need a part-time staff person because we don't have the caseload that necessitates full-time. So if we already have people that are doing it, can't we get them more trained so that we're not paying more out to do something we're already doing.

My, my goal is with, with the forensic interviewer is to get people who are- they're going to do interviews- doing the interviews, not actually, uh, they remain the investigators of the case, then forensic interviewer does all the interviews, uh, Yeah, yeah, they're, they're- so they're- by being an employee of the CJC, they're not- so I probably have a problem with it being my employee because for me to be able to introduce these videos in court, I, I have to not be directing the interview, correct? And it's, so it's just a matter of sort of separating things out. And I think that's why they, they say, you know, this is, this This is what everyone's moving towards because