I am not sure how they inform all the people about the programs because there are many Federal programs and many, many ways of informing people. But we have simply created here an issue that we could simply go out and solicit door to door. We bring people in to try to get the benefits. If they come to the office and ask about the program, then it certainly is perfectly all right.
Discussing the communication of federal programs to the public.
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