";s:4:"text";s:3439:" Our next question will come from Lance Wilkes of Bernstein. First and foremost, is the health and safety of our employees. And so that's -- we've run it that way for a long time. So how are you thinking about those? But in terms of the MLR, you're just saying, we still think that number is good relative to the EPS guidance or do you think it's higher or lower?It would still it would still be within the range. I'm curious if we could get a little bit more color on the sizing. The Company's updated guidance reflects the following:"Our increased earnings guidance for the full year demonstrates the strength of our business and our ability to navigate the pandemic while meeting the critical needs of our members, providers and state partners," said As previously announced, the Company will host a virtual investor meeting today, including a question-and-answer session. This is driven by an increase in pass through payments of $1.3 billion and $700 million due to actual membership and premium changes as we exited the first quarter. I appreciate the difficulty in modeling the Q1 MLR, HBR. Should we think right now with current guidance that second half is going to be in line with what we've seen in the first quarter or higher than that? While we saw a minor effect of lower utilization in the first quarter's results, we expect to see a significant impact of shelter in place policies on utilization rates during the second quarter. But I can't say that other care will not return. And that's where the strength of our balance sheet comes in handy that we can -- we have the strength and wherewithal to work with them and yet get issues resolved.And can you just remind us from the last recession, I know that there is more actuarial soundness by a rate sell level, protection that came in, there is other Obama Care protections that came in. Virtual Investor Day CENTENE | 2020 INVESTOR DAY .