 The program is to actually create a portal for survivors of sexual assaults to go and track the progress of their sexual assault kits from the collection time all the way to the prosecution time. That's Captain Chad Guidry with the Crime Lab. He says the program promotes transparency as it helps survivors know where their kit is in the process and efficiency as it holds law enforcement accountable to keep the kits moving. Plus, he says, though the portal tells law enforcement info on the kit, it doesn't collect any personal data about the survivor. I'm Mel Bridges.