And you are making the point that they should in fact be fewer elections in this country because maybe that would keep politicians more focused on issues that are not... I said more concentrated. See, not so spread out. See, right now because some state government collapsed here and there or whatever in between in between. You just see almost you're in the news business, you're seeing all the... almost all the time you're talking about election. In a democratic country, when you talk about election, you don't always talk sense, okay? You talk popularism. So once in five years, we can afford an election. Not every year, every year, somewhere election going on, every state election has become like a national election. See, right now there's an election somewhere in other states. But it feels like there is election going on everywhere because you won't leave me if an election is happening and as some you will be made into my house. So I think election is happening right here. All the time, this kind of populistic statements are being made. What needs to be actually done, cannot be done. I think some law has to be there. There must be a period for election. In that time, you'll have some margins what people say and do. But otherwise, there must be some real time, work time. So, so reduce the number or the spread out. The spread should go. It should completely go if you ask me. If you want to all assembly elections one time, parliamentary elections another time, it must be done. People will protest because there are many political issues I know. But political issues are always there. People's issues, the nation's issues, the nation moving forward, issue is the biggest issue. That's the reason why we have elected people.