It's an excellent question.
The way in which we provide humanitarian assistance is that we begin the year with a certain amount of money, which is just over $600 million. We allocate much of that early in the year. Then as new crises emerge, or new needs emerge, we have a number of mechanisms that we can access to increase the funding.
I don't know that we would directly respond to inflation, as opposed to directly responding to an appeal for greater need. As we've done in the case of Ukraine, as new appeals come out, we've increased the amount of money we've made available.