Because for us, it's been several years in the making and we're still not here yet. So for the people watching dlnr, We earmarked to [the Department of Land and Natural Resources] or CPF to them along with other congressional office. But it's a. It's been a problem to actually get the money. This is a problem. The federal Administration, the executive branch, they don't particularly like congressionally directed funding because they think they're the ones that decide exactly who gets the money. (52:50–52:56)
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