Appropriations. And in fact just speaking a touch more broadly. I tried to think about the positives and the negatives of dynamic scoring on the spending side and all i could come one were negatives. The idea that there are biases against spending scores being positive throughout the process. The most important one just let me get it out on the table is and this is from work that richard koegen did. I didnt know about this. It is a bias that would lead any dynamic spending scores to simply provide more room for tax cuts not for more spending. So the budget act enforces allocations on the revenue side. On the Revenue Target and on the allocation target. And house and senate rules disallow taxes to go below the revenue floor or appropriations to go above committees allocations. Under the rule that were talking about the house dynamic scoring rule, if we were to move towards scoring Discretionary Spending any positive growth effects would be scored almost entirely as extra revenues just b