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A Key. Correct. Q Okay. We do have an additional member who has since joined us. If that member could just identify himself. Mr. Khanna. Ro Khanna from California 17. . Thank you. : Q How many -- in the SHU specifically, how many inmates would there typically be in each cell? A It could be one or two. Q Is there any rhyme or reason as to whether it's one or two? A So the SHU doesn't have to be full. If it's full, then it will be two because the maximum it can hold in one cell is two. But it could be just one. Q As far as you can recall, would it be one in every cell, and then once that's done, you start adding cellmates? A No. So like, for example, let's say if on L tier there is, like, everybody paired up and somebody got in trouble from a different unit and they're coming and they're single, they have to place them in a cell. So they may be alone until somebody else comes in that has to go to the SHU or if somebody else got in trouble, then they could pair them with them. Or, if for whatever reason, that inmate, for whatever their stipulation is, needs to be with someone, they can move someone from someplace else and put them with them. So it can be single or double depending on what specific to the inmate is going on. Q Thank you. That's helpful. The SHU, I think, we read had a -- had two different entrances, a primary entrance and a secondary entrance. Is that right? A Correct.