Yes, and that was based on the fact that the way it stands right now, as Ms. Wright has mentioned, there are American seasonal owners who, if they live within the urban boundary, are subject to the tax. If they live outside the urban boundary, and we have large areas that are outside our urban boundaries, they're not subject to the tax.
All of these American seasonal residents spend three months or four months, weekends during the off-season and during holidays here. If you were to utilize a time frame—three months is what I suggested—you're likely going to cover all of the American seasonal residents who are committed to utilizing their properties for their family use. Then you're going to eliminate anyone who's utilizing the property solely for investment purposes.