No, wait; I'm going somewhere with this. I'm sorry.
Essentially, the set-aside is 20% for the federal government of the U.S. What the corporates have—we call them “corporates” in We Connect International now—Walmart, Pfizer, RBC, and TD, so some of the Canadian companies are in it now too—is also a set-aside of 20% to 30% of their procurement budget earmarked for women and visible minority procurement.
Walmart has said that women are going to be generating...I think the number I heard was $18 trillion, but you can't quote me on that; we can try to verify it for you. They're going to be generating that much money in terms of their buying power. Walmart decided they need to take a step to show that they as Walmart have a really good corporate hat on. Since women typically buy lots of stuff from them, they decided they should have a set-aside. They declared that set-aside to be.... It becomes $20 billion, so maybe that's 20% of their procurement budget.