That's a really tough question to answer when you don't really know the nuances of how that program might be designed and laid out. I think any program that is targeting an emergency response likely has a different lens that you would look through than you would for a program that would be there for the long run.
Most programs need to have really good upfront eligibility checks. That's your best line of defence, to make sure that you try to limit giving out payments inappropriately. It's almost like comparing apples and oranges, but I think we'll do our best to monitor what's going on. If we are asked any questions, we can provide some advice on what we saw as some of the pitfalls during the emergency.