 This is unworkable for us. They have been hit with dozens of lawsuits since this first ruling. They say that it's hard for them to calculate the number of shelter beds versus the number of unhoused people. They don't know what exactly does it mean to have adequate shelter offered to someone. What does it mean? How do you define someone who's involuntarily homeless? What do they do if someone rejects a shelter bed that is available, which does happen for a whole list of reasons? And so they were begging, please, we can't.