What happens currently in the industry is that organizations will increase their rates knowing that they are not going to get paid promptly by the contractor above them or the contractor above the contractor, so there is a financing cost. The legislation very clearly outlines, when work is done for the federal government, that the government has 28 days to make a payment to a prime contractor. That prime contractor then has seven days or a cumulative total of 35 days from when that invoice was provided to the federal government. It's very clear that payments will be made within a certain timeline. That will hopefully ensure that companies down the payment chain will not have to add additional financing costs into their bids for the government, so the costs should go down for the delivery of our federal projects.
On May 6th, 2019. See this statement in context.