I get that, but last year, only 11 states gave more to the federal government than they received back, which means that 39 states are in a yearly deficit situation. And my opinion is that most of them should set up their own program to get permanent housing established for their particular population of homelessness, and then increase that deficit that single year, to hopefully decrease it in subsequent years. I'm not necessarily speaking about a federal takeover of how the states handle the issue, but the reality is that it's going to cost way more than any state could reasonably expect to afford, so federal money will have to be involved.