So with the complications of it being, you know, all the different states, does the guide go into details on like, is it, broken up state by state, and here are your regulations, or does it provide more broader guidance and says, consult your local state's regulations and ordinances?

It's more broader, so higher level and bigger picture, focusing on the different phases of regulatory development and how interested agencies can engage with the regulators at those different phases.

Because the specifics within states can vary so much, it'd be really difficult to give specific advice because you would kind of need 50 different guys if you're going to do that, right? So yeah, it's higher level and focus, but there are common stages to regulatory development.

You know, we're also looking to identify the technical building blocks that need to be included in regulations when they are developed.

It is looking to support both potable and non-potable applications.

So it's not focused just on one or the other, but it's broad enough to apply to both regardless or really any water reuse application.

So there's kind of to the guide, like I was saying, it is high level and it's really focused on, understanding the actions you need to take with the regulators, how they want to be engaged.

Can we take a step back and give some background on what the water shortage problem is and how water reuse works? and what water reuse is, and that might be part of the problem to shore up some of the water shortage issues.