 There is still about $443 million in the long-term water augmentation fund. So a lot of our policymakers were able to look at that and say, they've got money, they'll be fine. Objectively, we do have resources and WIFA is set up and the process that we've created to go out and solicit these long-term projects was set up and was developed understanding that there was uncertainty over how much money we would have to commit to that process.