text:  Moriwake says even in the Navai'eha case, the commission recognized the prioritized use of Kuleana landowners and had the courage to deny water rights to commercial interests. This was the first time the commission had the courage to do that. But it said, you know, in a time of water scarcity, golf courses aren't going to get any kind of water just because they asked for it. And so the commission stood up on that. And in this latest landmark decision from the Hawaii Supreme Court, the court upheld the water commission for doing that.