No, not at all. And in fact, you know, if you look, you kind of roll the clock back. This is something. When I chaired the National Petroleum Council and when I was on the President's National Infrastructure Advisory Council, this [permitting reform] has been something. I started off in engineering, construction, and I've just seen how bad this has gotten for our country. And so when Governor Stitt first asked me to consider doing this, I was very gainfully employed in doing things that. (02:38–02:46)
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Asserts involvement with permitting reform during his tenure on the National Petroleum Council and the President's National Infrastructure Advisory Council.
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