Exactly. I would only add this to say it's always worth remembering that, as a loan, we are also getting paid back. Even the $9.7 billion is repaid with interest now. The benefit that we're providing, to be clear, and why we're a public institution is that we're taking longer terms or providing lower interest rates or sharing in the risk in appropriate ways to get the projects done. That's the benefit. However, it's not a grant, and by the end of the project, that $27 billion will all have come.... As we get replaced, we get paid back. That's coming from users of the infrastructure, from other private capital, and it will go away.
