Mayor?

I'd like to get a l- to that question a little bit about cost, and how public power can run more efficiently than investor-owned utilities 'cause they don't have to worry about shareholders, uh, lobbying, et cetera.

Absolutely.

Granted.

That is true, and that is why we should have public power.

At the same time, that is not a thing that would...

That, that, those are not cost savings that would help us buy DTE's assets, that we would, for which we were, which we're legally obligated to.

So if this does pass and it moves forward, what happens? Do you envision a tax increase for residents, Mayor?