off-reservation rights that were at risk as a result of this were by non-travel users. And somehow I didn't put that on here. And then there was implementation. And so these were the discussions. I'm going to put a kind of calendar in front of you, and I don't need you to read through all of it. This is what first of two pages, because I really want to call your attention to a couple of things. So the first thing is a start date. The first negotiation sessions occurred in 2000. But in 2001, the state issued, and this is after all three of the, you know, Chioti 1 and 2 were done and the Chioti 3 was currently before the Supreme Court, and despite that, the state issued yet another on reservation permit during negotiations, despite multiple rulings by the Supreme Court. And I think it's important just because it chose to accept the level of distrust and also the level of skepticism that the tribe had about the state's ability to, in willingness to negotiate forthrightly. I think it's also important that the facilitator who was bought in 2011, Edward Sheets, I was told that I've been trying to get in toucest with him and I haven't been able to, but I was told that relatively little had been decided for the time he began working on the negotiations and he brought order to the negotiations and served as an unbiased party with which both sides could discuss. And I think the impact of him as a neutral party is really important. I think also just the number of years that passed between 2002 and 2005