We designed these programs in a highly multiple-constrained environment. One of the things we didn't want to do was to overly interfere with negotiations between landlords and tenants. We didn't want to be bailing out failing businesses, and we wanted to make sure there was skin in the game on the part of landlords.
The nature of the rent relief agreement is a matter between the landlord and the tenant. We wanted to make sure that it was clear to the landlords that, in order to help these tenants, we'd be willing to cover more than just the net rent, but the gross rent, as you said, including property taxes, common area costs and utilities.