Well, thank you for that.
On your audit related to the COVID emergency spending, will it include—and I suspect it will—the efficacy of the programs that were put in place? Many of them have cliffs, or they're based upon revenues of companies and the revenue is falling or gaining, and people could stop getting the subsidy or continue getting the subsidy. Into what kind of depth will you be able to go to make sure that the programs are doing what they're intended to do?