 So it's sort of a fight over budget authority. Do we trust the secretary with the discretion, or do we bring that authority back into Congress? It's not just a fight over authority. Frankly, my somewhat cynical view is neither party trusts a secretary of the other party with how to spend that money. So there's always sort of a little fight over should the secretary have that authority or not. There's also the challenge of how much could you save by restricting that authority? The Congressional Budget Office...