Okay. Very good.
My last question for you has been brought up before, and it's sort of a sidetrack to what we were talking about today. There are veterans who have had the opportunity to be married for a long, long time, and that's a real blessing. But for some of them, of course, their spouses will pass on and they'll remarry in their late fifties, for example. And then when they pass on, their second spouse will be entitled to their benefits. If they remarry past 60, they're not entitled to anything. That was called the gold-digger clause, which I'm sure you're aware of.
I'm just wondering if you could offer your opinion. There are some of us on both sides of the House trying to change the so-called gold-digger clause. I'm just wondering what your view is on that.