 manner restrictions on camping and public rights of way. It can't be a free-for-all, but we also have to acknowledge that there are people that don't have any place to go, and we need to work with that. And I say that because a lot of cities, again, in the run-up to the court's decision in this case, seemed to be taking the position that they didn't know what to do. Lighthizer believes more cities will approve camping codes because of the clarity provided by the high court in Friday's decision.