 Sure. And just a brief review, Davis-Bacon goes back to the 30s, right? It does. It does. So it was instituted a long time ago, essentially to protect local workforces to make sure that they weren't undercut by workers coming in from elsewhere. But effectively, especially these days, what it does is it sets a prevailing wage floor for any kind of government contract that's based on public works or public buildings, specifically for laborers and mechanics that are on the work site. So that's a very important thing, especially for this case.