It comes back to questions Mr. Kelly and Mr. Hallan were asking too. What we're facing right now doesn't affect every part of the economy the same. As the governor said, for people in low-income brackets, the price of food and the price of transportation—if you're commuting to work—are really difficult or impossible to avoid. There aren't substitutes for them.
If you support people in those situations, you are not necessarily stoking demand, whereas if you have a broad measure, you are short-circuiting the price signals. Those types of targeted measures that help people in those categories—people who are putting groceries on their credit card—are really important.