 Well, the sentencing was meant to be on the 11th of July. It won't take place now until the 18th of September. Now, this is all in relation to the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity. So lawyers for the former president asked to have the chance to argue that he shouldn't have been prosecuted, given that some of the evidence they say is from his time in office. So instead, it will be delayed. Politically, this could be a boost for him at a time when President Biden is having a harder time in the presidential campaign.