We did cop some criticism for not saying up front how all of that would be spent. But the whole point here is that we are in an evolving crisis where new information is being revealed on a daily basis—certainly at that point—or several times daily basis, and we also don't know how it's going to evolve in the future. There's about $14 billion left of that appropriation that hasn't been committed, and the reason for that is that if there is another outbreak and we have to go into some other state of lockdown and, God forbid, another state of emergency and level 4, then you've got to have some money in the tank to be able to deal with that the way that we did the first time around. So in terms of responsible spending, that is entirely the appropriate response.