 So the easiest way to explain it is it would enshrine essentially pre-Dobbs abortion rights in Arizona's Constitution. So that's the rights Americans had to access abortion before the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. It basically says that up to what is considered viability, which is a little bit of a fungible line, but 22 to 24 weeks, Arizonans have the right to access abortion. And then beyond that, in consultation with a medical provider, if it's a medical emergency, you'd be able to still obtain that procedure.