 He has a right to due process. He should have a hearing. He should be able to produce evidence. The accusation should be backed up or not, and then decide if he's really guilty of doing some terrible things to people within the department. Maybe he shouldn't be in the department at all. But how do they choose his halfway spot? And I ask that question, Lawrence. I ask that very question. Great observation, because at the end of the day, he's still with SPD. And I ask, wouldn't this be a distraction?