I appreciate the question. I have to confess, when I went across the country and I visited with different and varying arts and culture groups, the needs of our artists internationally are quite wide and varied. For some it's just straight support in order to get them into other markets, for sending them and their instruments overseas, their plane tickets, shipping, and so on. For other industries, for example, on museums, they need support from the government with regard to insurance. So if they're going to have exchanges of collections, they need the government to support them with the insurance costs.
We have a small domestic market--linguistically fractured. We are excelling in arts and culture in this country, and in order for us to really succeed--