And then I introduce a bill in January. The bill has to go through the legislative process. Usually these bills actually happen a little faster. Usually the bills will get passed by the end of August, August or middle of September. And then the governor has a month to sign the bills. And so the bills don't actually get signed, usually until the end of September or the middle of October. And that's just our legislative process that is very deliberate and allows everybody to participate. (1:30:33–1:30:43)
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