That's an excellent question, and it's one we deal with. I think it's important for all jurisdictions. If you're going to be involved in the construction, the capital, the building of a new facility, make sure there is a business plan. They're all for excellent purposes. Make sure, no matter what, it is sustainable; otherwise, we're not doing anyone any good.
Those business plans can be done. You make sure the partners are in place. It's not helpful just to put in capital money and construct and not worry about the future, and I think a number of museums have found themselves in that position.
The other side of the coin, of course, is not to be involved in funding and let it dwindle away over time. There need to be long-term commitments.
One of the problems we have is with this short-term, one-year thinking. And it's not just the feds; we need to get partnerships with other levels of government, with business, and the community.