 You're right in saying that the law was an attempt to clarify the rights of Rhode Islanders. Since the colony's founding, 1663, the very first charter for the colony of Rhode Island, the people here have enjoyed access to the shoreline. And what's so unique about Rhode Island is that we've had that access to the shoreline codified in our legal documents, first the charter, then in our 1843 Constitution, and on forward to today's Constitution. We've had that codified for the public.