Sure. I think it's a start.
I don't know about the amount—$70 million. We'll have to see if that is sufficient, but I do think that these training initiatives are important, as well as ensuring that they're actually tied to larger strategies about where we want to invest and what types of jobs we want to create and not just thrown around willy-nilly without any larger plan. I think what we're seeing here is that we didn't have an industrial strategy that was sufficient on this. We didn't plan, invest and anticipate in the ways we could have.
Even in terms of the Infrastructure Bank, we did not have conditions tied to it that were meaningful in any way to ensure that the money that comes from it actually leads to the creation of local jobs and the sourcing local materials. As we've heard from Marty and Brother McNeely today, it just points to this larger, long-term failure of any sort of strategy and coordination. The federal government really can play that role in coordinating, investing and determining where the money needs to go as part of a larger strategy.