Thank you.
That's more or less where I wanted to go, Mr. Minto. In rereading your presentation carefully, I was kind of shocked to see that there's what could be a massive loophole that gives the government the right to give sole-source contracts up to the $2 million level, not up to the $100,000 level, by deeming them ACANs.
Let me see if I understand you correctly. The advance contract award notices are deemed to have been competitive. In other words, the competition has been satisfied by doing a market survey or by a presupposition that there's only one person out there who can do the job. But that gives carte blanche to the government to give away contracts as high as $2 million, without any competition, to a preferred contractor. Do I understand that correctly?