And there was just redundancies for the sake of redundancies and collecting fees and in keeping government having more employees and jobs. It's what third world countries do. So The Death Star Bill's design was to basically say, we're going to regulate it once if it's worthy of regulating at the state level, nobody else is going to get to do it. And I think that is so important. I think there's opportunities for expansion on it, for basically fully utilizing it and is part of the charge. (09:21–09:31)
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