 And it is estimated to cost at least $7 million, maybe as high as $10 or more million. And city taxpayers are going to have to put the bill for this. And I will tell you this, these charter amendments, they usually pass. 60% of all charter amendments pass in Baltimore City. So this might be a foregone conclusion. The idea, the brainchild of this, Nate Golden, president of the Maryland Child Alliance and a Baltimore City school teacher, tells us why he thinks this is a good idea.