So ACA is the is the administrative agency for the digital equity grant planning program, as well as the capacity grant program that's going to be coming, you know, the beginning of next year. And this digital equity program manager is going to be overseeing all the Strategic Initiatives for digital equity at the state level. And, you know, being a project manager for those capacity grants that ACA will eventually award out, but it's really that conduit at the state with all of the local nonprofits, local governments that are doing work in the digital equity arena. So it's a it's a big job, and it's statewide. The statewide effort. Thank you. So it's like that is posted. I don't believe there is a closing date on and I think they're just going to accept applications until you know, they, they feel like they have a good pool of candidates. So the digital equity plan is currently under development. We met yesterday with our contractor dei and had a good discussion about you know, the plan itself and the goals and objectives and some of the, the direction of the strategy due for the state, the we're still on track to release for public comments on October 16. There'll be a 30 day public comment. And we will post that draft report on the ACA website. And we're looking at other modes of communication and outreach to get that report out to our covered populations. And, you know, folks that may not necessarily have the ability to go on a website and, you know, provide public comments. So there's a couple. There's a couple of firms that work with some of the local governments, and they have the ability to excuse me, I'm sorry, there's somebody with loud equipment outside my window. But they have the ability to assist an agency with different modes of have the report to be I'm sorry, can you guys hear that? Yeah, no. It's like literally the I think the neighbor is they've got equipment, and it's really loud. Okay, if you can't hear it, I'll just ignore it. But, so this company will be able to provide hard copies and distribute them to, you know, libraries or different entities, you know, for, you know, public comment and gather that there's like a voice, comments, technology that you can call in, and then just recite your comments, and then they transcribe that and put that into, you know, a document, you know, for ACA to use. So, it's pretty interesting, some of the new technology that's out there, you know, just this with this product, this process, but we really will be looking at our stakeholders to help us distribute this report to get this public comment back. Like I said, it's a 30 day public comment period. So it will close the November, ACA will take all of the comments and, you know, address those and revise the report, you know, as needed. And then the report will be submitted to NTIA sometime mid December, and then it has to go through, you know, a whole review process at NTIA before you know, approval. And then we we really don't have any fingers yet on what that capacity program will look like, come next year, but we're anticipating sometime spring, late spring next year. I know Nicole is on the line too. So she may have a little bit more information. But that's the timeline that we're working on right now. So, Nicole, do you have anything?