And you totally eliminated and said you are not allowed to do any property tax on any Florida residents homesteaded primary residence, their property, we could backfill that for about $300 million a year. And just so put that in perspective. That is not a heavy lift for the state of Florida. That's an easy thing that we could do. So I think it can be done. We're going to be working hard. I know Senate President Ben Albritton is very interested in pursuing this major reform. (45:58–46:02)
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Asserts that covering the $300 million for fiscally constrained counties is manageable for Florida.
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