The remaining 20% is still subject to review. The originating departments are still required to meet professional standards and to make sure the advertising is non-partisan. It's just that the amounts are relatively small, and consistent with a risk-based approach and making sure there's no misuse of public money for partisan advertising, we focused on literally an 80:20 rule on catching the largest campaigns. That's an ordinary risk-based approach to determining outcomes. In this case, just to be very clear, though, the same criteria apply. It should be applied by the departments as well. They're just not subject to external review.
If an ad were to be judged by a member of the public to be partisan in nature, there would remain, of course, as we discussed earlier, the public complaint process available to the public as well.