 Right now, it means that doctors who want to give the procedure to an individual who could suffer significant risks to her health, that they can do that without fear of being arrested. But again, this is a really temporary measure, so we'll have to see what the lower court actually decides. And does this opinion, if it's final, indicate any type of shift in the court when you look at other decisions that's made, the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade compared to this opinion in this Idaho case?