I just see that it’s how we keep a supporting staff.

That make them in a really poor situation that they have nearly no money.

Now, they get a project from the government, but when they get a project the government don’t like, the government maybe will not make them earn money from the government. That’s a problem. Most of the NGOs, especially on human rights in Taiwan, they didn’t get the project from government.

...hard situation to crack the money, to earn the money. They’re already in a hard position.

In my opinion, what you want to do is to build a Watchout.

Yeah, on the simulation.

We have a book. They has published a GitBook, is talking about the experience...

There are some organizer you can interview. One is the judicial again and I can introduce you to a judge. He’s worked for this, kind of. Another one is NGO Judicial Reform Foundation.

Not 10 years, four to five years.

It’s going through parliamentary deliberation and the date is not set yet.