So as we lower property taxes, the, the state's investment in our education system offsets those revenues. The need for those revenues doesn't disappear, the need for those revenues goes. And so We've not only have we fully funded through that exchange where local revenues stayed, local state revenues increased to offset the needs that are out there. but on top of that, we've done so much more this session for education. So I didn't want us to get away, was purely talking about what we're doing for homeowners and property taxes. (01:34–01:46)
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