Yes.
Again, we have to put things into the perspective of time. When we first undertook this effort with the 22 large departments to do this controls readiness assessment, it was in advance of the policy announcement that I've just referred to. So indeed, part of the cost that is being referred to is the cost of improving controls. In fact, that work contributes equally to the ability to produce the kinds of statements of internal controls.
It was just because of the state they were at, at that point in time. The work needed to be done. It is being done. It will be of advantage in our pursuits of the current policy direction. So what we're really talking about is not a change in objectives or goals, but a change of means only.