I think you said it best through the opening of your question. In fact, truly what this represents to us is another tool in the chest. If it goes through as it stands, it will be something else we know will affect parole, because there will be consequences for the hardened gang member. It's not for the first-timer, someone who's new, and the like. But for the hardened gang member, that is the consequence. Somebody can go to jail and do five years at 18 or 19 and it's no big deal. They come out bigger and stronger. But when these same gang members are having their parole adjusted when they're 45 or 50, believe me, they start to think about that.
The rank and file welcome any tool that can be given to them. Again, as I said earlier, we hope it's not a cumbersome tool and it's something that can be applied. That would be the rank and file's opinion on this, sir.