And in a separate but coordinated matter, Raytheon resolved allegations of major fraud against the United States in a second deferred prosecution agreement and civil False Claims Act settlement alleging that the company provided inaccurate pricing data to the U.S. Department of Defense associated with foreign defense contracts. In total, and coupled with an earlier consent decree reached with the State Department, Raytheon and RTX agreed to pay nearly $1 billion to resolve the FCPA and non-FCPA charges, and also agreed to retain a compliance monitor jointly focused on anti-corruption and government contracts pricing compliance. But in contrast to the SEC resolution, parent RTX is not a defendant in either of the criminal resolutions and agreed only to adhere to the compliance- and disclosure-related obligations of its subsidiary Raytheon.