So the

federal bipartisan supported 21st Century Road to Housing, and it might be worth a second just to underscore people agreed on something in the Capitol, bipartisan.

And so that's reassuring.

You know, people, they agree and are committed to the idea that that housing is something across the nation, but in particular in California.

And they agreed on what the solution was, which was about 26 different small tweaks in regulation, but essentially trying to make things easier.

Some of it was the national environmental law, NEPA.

Some of it was raising the income levels for certain federal the home program and allowing new construction with it.

And speaking of that, you know, what types of state or federal housing developments would have the most effect in the Central Valley? You mentioned the bond, but I'm wondering if either of you maybe would be willing to speak to what are some really transformative developments or policies that could have the most impact here in our region?