Welcome to another episode of Scientology Bear Games, a podcast. Hey, I figured

did that right, Mike. You did really? Good job. Good job.

All right, we have with us family. Again, thank you for joining us.

Back to continue our talk from last week. Yeah.

Claire, Headley, back with us this time to talk about knowledge reports.

We did the committees of evidence last week and then we talked, oh, we should do one just

all about knowledge reports. So here we are. Hi, Claire. Hello. Thank you for having me

back. I love you both. Appreciate you having me on. Claire, thank you for doing this. Of

course. Scientology has as it's, I would say, one of the most interesting things that

important tools that they use is a thing called reports, Scientology, Knowledge, Reports.

And just to set this up for everybody and Claire, Mike, please feel free to interrupt and

interject anything that I might miss here. Why this is important to talk about and to

dive into the way we are today is because as we talked about in the last episode with

committees of evidence being called arbitrations, which they are not, they are more of a court

marshal. It's ethics. It is part of the Department of ethics. Now Scientology has departments

that are broken into divisions that have all these to, you know, it's very complicated.

But Mike, we should put up on the, on your, on the website, Scientology's organizational

board. Okay. If you ever want to know the structure of Scientology and how it's, how

it's laid out as an organization and how it delivers Scientology to its, its public,

look at this organization of board because it's in every organization of Scientology. You

can see it. It's, it's on the walls and it has basically the structure, right, Mike?

And Claire, it's the structure of how Scientology's run. Now it's run the same way for the

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