So I wanted to acknowledge the bailiffs, and particularly the one in this case. They are just out there earning a living to provide for their families. They are doing what they have been directed to do by the courts. I don't believe they go out there with malicious intent to make somebody's life as difficult or as miserable as possible. That's not what they get up to do when they go out to do their mahi every day. They are simply following a process. So what we have here today is the opportunity to provide more certainty, more clarity, for them so that they are not put in that really difficult position of having to exercise judgment and discretion. 