 Well, their argument is that you have people who have no place else to go. Mountain State Justice, we've spoken to them a couple of times now. Their argument is here you have homeless people who can't get into shelters or there aren't enough low barrier shelters or there's not enough affordable housing. They have no place else to go. You're really just pushing the problem to other parts of the area or pushing the problem to other cities to deal with by trying to enforce a camping ban like this.