function Invoke-GPOTranslation {
    [cmdletBinding()]
    param(
        [System.Collections.IDictionary] $InputData,
        [string] $Report,
        [string] $Category,
        [string] $Settings
    )
    if ($Category -and $Settings -and $InputData) {

    } else {
        return
    }
    # This section basically makes sure we check for all properties in GPO Types.
    # It's possible given small input of GPOs that I work with that this is not all... and needs updates
    $AllProperties = Select-Properties -AllProperties -Objects $InputData.$Category.$Settings
    $MissingProperties = $AllProperties | Where-Object { $_ -notin 'DisplayName', 'DomainName', 'GUID', 'Linked', 'LinksCount', 'Links', 'GPOType', 'GPOCategory', 'GPOSettings' }
    foreach ($Property in $MissingProperties) {
        if ($Property -notin $Script:GPODitionary[$Report]['PossibleProperties']) {
            Write-Warning "Invoke-Translation - We're missing property for $Category / $Settings - $Property"
        }
    }
    # Here we try to translate given GPO entries according to predefined dictionary - so called prettify
    # Dictionary will need a lot of work and engine some improvements
    foreach ($GPOEntry in $InputData.$Category.$Settings) {
        # Create new GPO Entry with minimal required properties
        $CreateGPO = [ordered]@{
            DisplayName = $GPOEntry.DisplayName   #: WO_SEC_NTLM_Auth_Level
            DomainName  = $GPOEntry.DomainName    #: area1.local
            GUID        = $GPOEntry.GUID          #: 364B095E-C7BF-4CC1-9BFA-393BD38975E5
            GpoType     = $GPOEntry.GpoType       #: Computer
            GpoCategory = $GPOEntry.GpoCategory   #: SecuritySettings
            GpoSettings = $GPOEntry.GpoSettings   #: SecurityOptions
        }

        # Lets loop thru each Translate Property
        foreach ($PropertyName in $Script:GPODitionary[$Report]['Translate'].Keys) {
            # We get property that we expect on our $GPOEntry object
            $Property = $Script:GPODitionary[$Report]['Translate'][$PropertyName]

            # Since it's possible we may be interested in something that is a nested property we need to do some looping into the object
            $Value = $GPOEntry
            foreach ($P in $Property) {
                $Value = $Value.$P
            }
            # Now we simply assing that value to new GPO Entry
            # But before we do so, we need to check if it has required type
            if ($Script:GPODitionary[$Report]['Types'][$PropertyName]) {
                # This basically checks in dictionary if we want to convert the type from a string to lets say boolean or something else
                $CreateGPO["$PropertyName"] = Invoke-Command -Command $Script:GPODitionary[$Report]['Types'][$PropertyName] -ArgumentList $Value
            } else {
                $CreateGPO["$PropertyName"] = $Value
            }
        }
        # return GPO Entry
        $CreateGPO['Linked'] = $GPOEntry.Linked        #: True
        $CreateGPO['LinksCount'] = $GPOEntry.LinksCount    #: 1
        $CreateGPO['Links'] = $GPOEntry.Links         #: area1.local
        [PSCustomObject] $CreateGPO
    }
}