I think the president has been clear.
Every year we examine up to 25% of program spending. This is money that is in departments' existing budgets, so it tends to be what we call A-base money—money for operating and other types of ongoing spending—as opposed to, say, the budget money, which tends to be new money. In some cases, there are some elements of a budget that top up some of the existing spending, but there is a difference between the two. So we will continue the strategic reviews anyway.