^{The use of a reporting system is a core component in the consent decree actions (Walker, 2003; DOJ, 2017). It is integrated into the data- tracking/reporting system, the revised policy, the early identification system, investigation protocols, and the risk management assessment system. In many agencies this has meant a total revamping of their entire system. The early identification system is designed to identify potential problem officers so supervisors can provide those officers with early intervention, normally through counseling or additional training by a supervisor. The system is integrated into the other database systems described above. The system provides supervisors with greater flexibility in addressing performance problems (Walker et al., 2000). The concept is supported by research suggesting that in any law enforcement agency a small number of officers are involved in a disproportionate percentage of problem incidents, such as citizen complaints, use of force incidents, civil lawsuits against the department, and other indicators of performance problems (Walker, 2001).}

Do you think thatthe most difficult consent decree component to implement is the reporting system? If yesExplain why with compelling reasons.