It's the government's decision as to what it wants to do in the long term with respect to pay, so regardless of whether it's going to stay with Phoenix or it's going to move to something else, it needs to get Phoenix stabilized. It needs to get Phoenix to the point that it is processing transactions correctly, because, obviously, if you're going to stay with Phoenix, it needs to be able to do the job. If the government decides it wants to change systems at some point, it can't start a new system up with many thousands, or hundreds of thousands, of errors. The system needs to be able to have good information, so one way or another, they have to get that information stabilized. Then there is the longer-term decision, and that's a policy decision of government.
On June 7th, 2018. See this statement in context.