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Yeah, and the obligation on both sides is a is a good idea. Uh, you know, if if the lobbyists have to disclose what they've given by way of any presence or functions, and the recipients have to disclose it as well. That way you've got a greater chance that there will be transparency because you know that if you don't disclose it, and and the person that's the gifted something to you discloses it, that's going to look pretty uh shady on on your part. But I also, you know, yes, just throw this in this as an idea. The idea, you know, I go back to the you know, Elon Musk gives 251 million to the the Trump administration in the last election campaign. Do you think there needs to be a cap put on the amount that a uh a vested interest group can donate politically?
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