Okay, Bruno, what are some of the biggest challenges states face when developing their regulations for water reuse? And how are those addressed in the guide? So we've kind of already covered a little bit of the groundwork, but what are some of those big challenges that you can point out?

Well, I'm going to follow up on Tricia's answer that one of the challenges we face when stakeholders have a challenge is answering the question, why water reuse? This can lead to a lack of political support, a lack of focus in the rulemaking process.

And the solution is to identify two or three drivers for reuse that feel very specific to each state's individual challenges.

For example, In Ohio, they may say, well, data centers is the reason for water reuse.

In another area, it might be a recent drought in an area that doesn't normally have droughts.

Or in a third area, it could be new discharge regulations which are very strict and disincentivize people from actually pursuing direct discharges.

So what we've done in this guide is include a challenges assessment portion.

Bruno, what do you hope state regulators, utilities, and other stakeholders will do differently as a result of having this guide?