 I should have led with that, yes. Louisiana even had the highest incarceration rate when John Bel Edwards was governor. But he, as you said, put in place these criminal justice reforms that were designed to cut incarceration. I believe that his administration reduced penalties for certain crimes. I think it tried to roll back the state's habitual offender law. These were all steps that were actually working, but it didn't get a chance to register in any of our biannual reports because now it's been rolled back.