 The second document was evidence that those paid canvassers had seen the handbook. And there's kind of some debate about when that was turned in. Was it turned in too early? And that's one of Tim Griffin's big arguments, that document was turned in too early. It was notarized on the 5th, which was the day that things were due. And the law isn't really clear about exactly what the due date is. So there's a lot of confusion about whether or not they turned in the right documents. But at the end of the day, the timer's counting down. We're almost at the end of time where the Secretary of State would have to count the signatures. And they're still collecting signatures, correct, Tess?