The reductions we made in the comprehensive expenditure review were mostly in the area of health—in global health programming. This is an area where our contributions have grown disproportionately over the years, just in terms of our overall investments. In addition, we will need to make some other modest reductions within some of our other programming. For example, some of the funding to international financial institutions will be reduced.
Obviously, with a cut of this magnitude, we'll also have to decrease our bilateral programming. This is something that we actually visit routinely, in terms of the level of programming within all of the different countries. We do some alignments based on different country priorities, local contexts and shifts, so we will see some reductions in that space as well.