It's a bit perverse: no business, no problems at the border.
My second question is to Ms. Morris. You and Mr. Boyko don't seem to see this $2 billion in exactly the same light. Mr. Boyko's criticism of this $2 billion was that he didn't like the way the splits were happening among the institutions. He didn't like the fact that there had to be some matching moneys put up. He didn't like the weighting of the money to science over humanities. And he had a number of other criticisms. So I was just wondering whether you accept his criticism or if you think that you'll be happy to take the money whichever way you get it.