I like a lot that's the slide you put over there with the nine members. And if you can compare with the water managed board that's only have five members, right? Yeah. Six members on, but only five can vote. It's still only I really appreciate. Congratulations. Thank you. I am. Trying to understand the negotiation process has been really tricky. I like I've heard I've read and I've heard that there are that there are transcripts of the negotiations out there. But I've actually called I've called around I've called like the DNRC and a number of other people who are partying them and I've emailed people who mentioned that who have cited them and I can't find them. I have a number I have a lot of the I have a lot of the, I have a lot of the, what's it called, the topic lists, the topic lists, but not the, but not the transcripts themselves, which is disappointment. So any, any other question or comments from Flora or Jima? Okay. Thank you all. I appreciate your feedback. Yes, so maybe before Larry, I would like to ask one thing. So how does national politics played a role? Because I learned that the comparison, the state legislator, specifically the Republican legislator is not in favor of this autorright issue and and there are some issue between within the Republican and there are some issue within the Republican and there are some conflicts. So how does it play role in the negotiation process in this treaty? I defy anybody to explain that. Anybody. I don't care who they are. Because there's what the system is designed to do