Thanks for that question. It's a good one.
After conducting a thorough review, and if we make a determination that the merger will likely result in a substantial lessening or prevention of competition, that determination in any merger review could apply to the whole transaction or could apply to part of the transaction. At that point, depending on the outcome of the analysis, we can engage in examining what potential remedies would address that issue, which is the substantial lessening of competition, taking that substantial lessening of competition out of the transaction. Sometimes it's divestiture of one part of the transaction. Sometimes it's blocking the whole transaction or seeking to block the whole transaction. It really depends on how the investigation unfolds, sir.