In the SWIFT program we found that about 20% of our funding went to the large national carriers, about 25% went to medium-sized regional players and about 55% went to those local carriers we were talking about. Not only did the local carriers participate to a very high level, but they also stepped up with some very competitive applications to the program.
I think it's imperative that with any program that's looking to solve this problem, the government has to allow, in the policy and in the evaluation criteria it creates, for the participation of the small local carriers. These are the companies that spend money. They live in our communities. They spend money in our communities. They're important to the communities, and they certainly stepped up in the SWIFT program to helps us be successful.