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recently, with numbers of covid cases. even with the delta variant and everything else that s coming along. we were able to open up the schools. in the local districts with the educators and the administrators in the spring had worked together to make sure that schools could re-open. so we ve been open, you know, for a little bit, at this point. we are looking forward to re-opening in the fall, fully. and we just don t feel a mandate is really in the best interest of new hampshire educators or the students, at this point. we need to keep going along with all the other mitigation procedures. when you look at the vaccination, that s more medication than it is the mitigation. if you put everything together, we feel that, you know, very strongly, that we can re-open. we will re-open. and we can do so safely. so, i want to ask you, because ironically, your teachers union, like many others, actively pushed for teachers to be at the front of the line, when shots were first made available. in january, you, yourself, said getting teachers vaccinated was the only way schools could safely re-open. how does, then, voting down mandatory vaccinations square