 And one of the arguments that was made by the Grants Pass attorney was, look, we don't really want to necessarily punish people because they feel they have to camp out. We want to provide them incentives to go in and get treatment, to go into a shelter. And right now, under the Ninth Circuit rule, we have no ability to do that. But if we could tell people that if you are going to camp out on public space, we're going to fine you two hundred and ninety five dollars.