Yep. Um, I think in in a nutshell, the paper is about how you ought to provide information to people who are going through the process of having prenatal genetic testing. What we really wanted to do was test what are the principles that support either routinely offering information, especially about uncertain, uncertain information where you don't where you can't actually draw particular conclusions, in any in any form, or having a model where such information is only given upon request. And the key was to resist the notion that respect for reproductive autonomy was this trumping claim, even in a in a fairly robust sense, rather than a light sense of what respect for reproductive autonomy might be, to say, like, let's just resist the idea that it is the most important thing, what are the different principles in play? How do we balance them? And then on balance, we concluded that you should for a request model over a, a routinely offering model.