 That was done, if I'm not mistaken, to satisfy the demands or the requests, rather, maybe, of municipalities who said, look, we don't want to lose too much revenue. We want to replace – make sure that we have our stable revenues so we can continue to do the things we do. And on the one side, the Democrats will say, well, hey, when Harding votes against the 85%, he's actually voting against towns getting the revenue they say they need. On the other hand, that's also a tacit admission that –