violence bill which was very, very important bill back in iowa that had to do with protective orders that if anyone was, had a temporary protective order or a permanent protective order, the judge, the courts could say you -- there was a big issue and representative miller, i want to acknowledge her, my colleague down there too, we, that particular bill would say that guns, any kind of a weapon could be removed from the home, could be, could be. it wasn't even the fact that it shall, it was a may. and you guys all know how those mays work. that particular bill came from out of the i guess it was a woman in one of the rural areas that was, she was really threatened and killed, actually, by her husband or whoever that was who, i don't know, terrorized her throughout pretty much their marriage. and so then that bill kind of calm out, came to fruition.