If you come on our side you've interfered with our sovereignty. And certainly in this field and we're talking about gaming, I think that Pala feels that their interest is to ensure that they have a profitable gaming operation, that the state does not interfere with their internal relations. That was just never really an issue for Pala. And extending that right that people have on non-Indian lands to Indian lands was not seen as a threat to their sovereignty. Dealing with unions is something that governments do all the time.
County governments do it.
State governments to do it. The Federal Government does it and the gaming industry, it's the standard. It just says the state negotiates the compacts. It hardly ever expect in one, irrelevant to this discussion, phrase uses the word governor. And that problem has occurred not only California but in Kansas and New Mexico and other places.