Yes, we are talking about an integrated approach. The money is an important part of it and the fact that the money be dedicated is an important part of it. But there are lots of other pieces. There's an R and D piece that is really important. There's the whole linkage between investment and land use and urban development.
In the national transit strategy, for example, that the big city mayors brought out a couple of years ago, there was a pledge in there that basically said that with such a strategy, we should make the federal funding contingent upon the municipality's having in place a council-approved commitment to any increases in transportation demand within their community being on transit.
So that kind of obligates them to put the development, the density, and the growth along where the transit investment is being made. That's something we haven't done in the past.
There is also a piece in there about the tax benefits. So there are five elements to this that make it a broadly based integrated strategy as opposed to just funding.