My additional concern here.... We were talking about the year prior to a pre-writ period; that is the period for which they're going to hold accountable the financing from foreign contributions. Foreign actors are going to read this bill, when it becomes law, and they're going to understand that, now that we're in a majority situation, there's a set election date. There's obviously some flexibility in that, but they'll have a general sense of what year the election is going to be in. If it's not contributions.... Let's say a foreign actor contracts services with a third party for $1 million in the year prior to the year prior. That would be considered revenue rather than a contribution, because they've purchased a service. That money could still theoretically be used three years down the road by the third party to work on campaigning.
