RE:OIG investigationFrom the Q4 CC
Richard Close: Congratulations on the quarter. Greg, maybe if we can just start off with the disclosure on the investigation. I’m not sure if you’re able to say anything about that. But if you are, that would be helpful.
Greg Crawford: Yes, sure. It is an ongoing inquiry in that, but I think it would be important for everybody really to kind of understand in that, that what a CID is. And that it’s really a request for information. And it’s really kind of designed to gather facts in that, that are necessary for regulatory authorities to make decisions in that whether a violation has occurred. So — and it’s also — the government has not reached a conclusion or anything like that, that any wrongdoings occurred. So it’s essentially a fact-finding mission. We believe we have very strong internal controls on billing and compliance procedures in place, and we’re confident in our practices.
Richard Close: Okay. That’s helpful. Is there any time line that you can share or just is it open-ended?
Greg Crawford: Yes, it’s really kind of open-ended in that. I mean to kind of go through the inquiry of — to really figure out even what in that — exactly in that they’re looking for. So — but even — kind of — even given a time line, in that is just really tough.