 Yes, definitely. So it's about what is actually happening on the streets and how many people are actually being cited. And then also who's actually being prosecuted, because sometimes people can be cited, but they're not actually prosecuted for these crimes. Do you get the sense that that cities are really like trying to figure out how to walk that tightrope of enforcement while also not, as the city of Phoenix said, it wouldn't do criminalized homelessness?