Yes. Okay. So the governor has an interesting veto power on the budget where he can individually cross out certain, like, numbers and put it together. And so what He was able to do was put in perpetuity, basically increases every year for public schools. Now we have to still budget for it, but basically saying for like over 400 years, he's going to be able to do increases in the budget, which is. (17:58–18:07)
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