Yes, it's straightforward. I think the amount in the original bill was $100. All we're asking is to change it to $200. It's based on a monthly credit. Most students go to school full-time for a maximum, I would imagine, of 10 months. So on the original amount, it would be 10 months times $100, which would be $1,000 at a 15% tax rate, therefore only giving students $150. And that would obviously only give them the $150 the year after they'd spent the money, and not necessarily in the month they incurred the expense. So all I'm trying to do here is to make this deduction, which is actually a credit, useful by doubling the amount from $100 to $200 so that the—
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