 That basically tied the hands of cities when it came to dealing with the homelessness problem. Or here in Phoenix and in some other cities, it gave a handy excuse to government officials who did not want to do their job. They could say, well, it's not my fault. I can't do anything. The Ninth Circuit said I'm not allowed to do anything. And so it gave them a real good excuse to just allow people to have these huge homeless encampments like happened here in Phoenix when you had 1,000 people living in the so-called zone in downtown for two years in 120-degree summers.