That was great. Thanks. Any time. Any questions for Nicole? Okay, if Matt moving on quickly, because we still have a bunch of stuff to cover. So I'm sorry, I should have done this earlier. But I have been drafting ACBS NS response to the de Digital Equity plan. And I will stay online after the meeting if anybody wants to talk about it, or even scheduled some time later this afternoon before I submit the plan, but there were several areas that I identified that I thought were important. One, of course is is to have an entity like I know the plan, they really haven't at this stage really identified any specific entities and organizations. So I wrote the wrote our recommendations, consistent with that, with that process. But I did say that the state should support an entity that will engage public and private leaders as well as industry experts to share information and collaborate on recommendations and critical Digital Inclusion initiatives for the state. Obviously, I will hope that that might be easy BSN. But we do need to have an entity like a Z BSN, as a part of the overall outreach. Because we do meet frequently whether we'll continue to meet weekly, that's still to be determined. But we do provide these kinds of updates and so forth. And so even though Broadband office is going to be doing outreach, that hopefully we will have a continuation of AZ BSN are such an entity. Secondly is those of you who have been involved with us for a long time, know that in 2020, that AC BSN and actually drafted a strategic plan. Much of the stuff that plan is still relevant today. And many of you who haven't seen that, and I will send out the link. But I noticed in the plan that that strategic plan was not acknowledged as one of the existing plans in the state. So I have already sent that information to the Broadband office. We'll be including that in our comments. The next area is cyber safety and security alliances and strategy, in my opinion, that just having awareness campaigns is not enough that we need to bring together and we've already started to build, I've already reached out to probably 20 some odd entities to start working on a strategy for cybersecurity, cyber safety and security and want to emphasize that we have broken that down. And I know we're not the only ones who do have done this. But we talk about the cybersecurity and I know folks want to change that language and that at some point that could probably happen. But we really have tried to distinguish secure cyber security being focused primarily on networks, devices and so forth. Versus OSI. over safety where we're helping people to say stay safe online. But we do need to have a real organized strategy for the state on how we're going to address cybersecurity specifically, and I don't want to, I don't think we want to get into covering the universe about cybersecurity. So we want to focus specifically, particularly on a lot of these people were signing up for ECP, low cost, service, all those kinds of things that we have to really look at. How are we helping them to address cybersecurity? And what are the different options that we we've got ISPs have a role. We have nonprofit organizations have a role. We have school districts have a role. So we have a lot of different entities that need to play a role in this. And so we want to focus not so much on technology, because there's lots of information about cybersecurity, and cyber safety technology. It's not the technology, it's the strategy of how are we going to help and support people. So that's another area, Digital Inclusion, sustainability strategy and Digital Inclusion ecosystem. And I think that has been referenced to some extent in the plan. But we really need to have an ecos understanding what the ecosystem is for Digital Equity, everything from the state and state agencies, federal agencies, local governments, nonprofit organizations, to really understand what that system looks like, and how do we grow and support that. The next area, which those of you who've been around me enough, know that one of my big issues is local community coordination and planning. And again, it is referenced in the plan. But I went into a little more detail about saying that we really have to provide the support to those two local communities. And, again, one of my big issues is that the excuse me, the local first entity has done a great job of working with local communities and facilitating planning, providing assist technical assistance, helping them with finding funding opportunities. And so I basically have said that we need to have an entity. And this is pretty consistent with what we recommended in our plan in 2020, of having an entity that can help those organizations. So they need to be able to help do the outreach to those communities, they need to help facilitate the planning wherever those communities need. And related to that is the need to provide funding. In many cases, which again, we recommend, and there were about six points that we recommended in our plan, that we needed to have people to do research on funding, funding opportunities, private sector funding, foundations, corporate giving, and so forth, and to have a real strategy on how we can support these. And it becomes particularly important, again, in my opinion, that you know, Digital Equity funding is going to do a lot, but it's one time shot. And then what happens and how are we going to continue and sustain this. And so we really have to look at what other sources of funds are out there to support Digital Equity. And in some cases, in one of the meetings with the governor's office was talking about the need to even look at is there possibilities of looking at private sector corporate funding for to support if people if ACP goes away? Again, we've, we've supported and continued support nonprofit organizations that are collecting, refurbishing and distributing low cost devices. And then, and so the last thing was affordability. And I raised this at one of the meetings that we need to look at, we have a number of tools in this state that we haven't really looked at. We've been focused a lot on ACP, but we need to understand the final mile and what if anything that can do for us. We have the sun corridor network, we eat rate, and a whole variety of other funding. And we need to look at understand those and maybe others and what have what and how can we use those tools to address the issue of affordability? So those are the recommendations that I'm that I've drafted. Many of you have anything else that you think ought to be added? I don't have the time to take that today. But after this meeting, if you'd like we can stay online, or you can send me your comments but it does have to be in by five o'clock today. So any quick thoughts or comments before we move on? Okay, so I'm gonna just jump right into the the presentation And for today, and I want to where's it should be on here? Yeah. So anyway, welcome back Karina and Kelly Kersey and others from the Arizona Department of Education that are going to give us an update on what's happening with the Department of Education. There's been some changes and things happening, new people and so forth. So Karina, I'm gonna turn it over to you to introduce your folks and take it from there. And you hit you have a presentation, so I will stop sharing.