Maʻawe Pono is the fact that really, Maʻawe Pono has kind of says, Hey, take it at your own pace. Make sure you listen to your community. Don't rush anything. But yet what do we all? Do? We all have timelines. We all have these, these dates we have to adhere by. So really, one of the things I see is possibly it kind of having a little bit of a hindrance, because what it is, is, we go ahead and great. We have a six month time frame to come up with a solution. But if we don't actually think of it, well thought out, which may take a year, maybe take nine months, maybe take more, but when is it we're going to be revisited again? Two, three years down the road? Because in reality, we just put a bandaid on it instead of actually going in and fixing it. And I can tell you I saw that personally with reimagining which is how to get the mental health cases. Case calls into a nine eight system rather than the 911. Sounds like it's easy enough, but it's not. Unfortunately, no two systems work the same with the 911 system. Everybody has their own way of working. We're talking even within your own state. They have a different data set, different way of going ahead and not only putting out a call, but on how it is that they actually document the call. So that right there just shows Well, that's a bigger picture. Really, that's something that has to really be analyzed before we even go any further. So I like to see if anything, anybody here can share anything that you've had to deal with something like that too. Or maybe you saw you guys came up with a good solution or maybe could have maybe worked on a little bit harder to make sure that you came up with a little bit better solution that was more advantageous for anybody. So if anybody would like to share, we'd love to go into it and kick back with this identity formal so I know Krystina has one.