section four is the ability to come to know of voting changes when they are proposed by a jurisdiction. so, for example, the way that section five really operated, most forcefully, was in those local and those city and local jurisdictions, where a jurisdiction, for example, would propose to move a polling place in advance of an election or change from district votings, at large voting. and we now are relying on folks in impacted places to tell us about changes as they come available. so for example, a quick story about kill michael in mississippi. it's a small city, a remote city in mississippi, about 1,000 people. in 2000, the census showed, that african-americans had become a majority of the city, and they were poised for the first time in history to elect their candidates of choice to the city council, which had previously been all white. but instead of holding the election in which african-americans would exercise they political will, the city canceled the elections. and because it was then covered by section five, right, it's