Obviously the $54 billion has been spent. To bring it back would require poking a $54 billion hole in the budget, which would obviously not be acceptable to many people.
I think our job is to fix the problem going forward. We can't do anything about what has occurred in the past. We can fix the problem going forward. I think we have made a very good start at that—a $2 billion cash reserve and ensuring that no government ever again in the future can take money away from workers and from employers who put that money into the fund with the understanding that it would be used to provide benefits for workers. I think that's the most important thing we can do, and I think that's what we're really doing with this new fund.
So far we've received tremendous support from groups that represent workers across the country, including unions, and of course from small business. They are very excited that this may lead ultimately to lower premiums.