 But you'd agree further proceedings would be required? That is correct. There would have to be, and I would point the court to Anderson v. Creighton, where the court said there would be kind of two stages to these further proceedings. There's looking at the indictment itself, or in that case it was a complaint, but look at the charging document itself and see whether on the face of it this is alleging official acts, and if not or it can't be determined, then there would be a factual proceeding, and all that under Mitchell v. Forsyth and so forth would have to occur before any other proceedings in the district. Go ahead, Mr. Sauer.