Thank you for the question.
It's not in our current plans to offer a preferential rate to members of the CFIB. It's something we could evaluate down the road. We always take into account what's happening in the market, the feedback we're hearing, and then incorporate that into future rate plans.
What I will point out vis-à-vis the RCC is that ultimately what a merchant pays is a function of the agreement they have with their processor. Both the RCC and the CFIB have used their aggregated buying power to negotiate preferential rates with one of the acquirers in the market.