I have no comments beyond the ones I think you've offered. For us, it's basically mechanics. It's not a judgment about how policies will perform or how the mix of policy may have changed things. For us, it's just a matter of taking the spending lines that are laid out in a budget and comparing them to the spending lines that were in the previous budget. In 2020, there is this difference and it subtracts relative to where our forecast was. It doesn't drag the economy per se, but it reduces where our forecast goes.
