Thank you, Mr. Chairman. In reading subsection 2, I think it makes it somewhat clearer. I apologize for not making it clearer before. Subsection 2 says that where a mobile home is seized, the special provisions prevail, if the mobile home is occupied by the debtor or any other person and fails to give it up willingly. So, if you had a vacation trailer and if it was unoccupied, you could seize it as you would a car. If you had a vacation trailer or anything on wheels, as you describe, Mr. Whitford, and if someone was occupying it, then you would have to use the special provisions. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.