If it's to get year-to-year funding, absolutely, because the clunkiness of that process is greater than the 12 months you have in a year. That's the problem. But if you have a five-year funding plan, you can deal with the clunkiness, because at least you have four to four and a half years to deploy the capital. The pain comes from the fact that it's not only a clunky, difficult, burdensome process, but that it's for only 12 months. If we get the money halfway through the year, and it's the dead of winter, you can't do capital improvements.
