 So that is also part of it. To your question about bipartisanship, first I'll say that this very committee has demonstrated that both historically with legislation through Family First and through the series of hearings that you've had over a year, the importance of bipartisanship. I was very much struck during the landscape assessment we did as part of the Bipartisan Policy Center project how often there was commonality in a diagnosis of what was wrong with the system and the solutions.