Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi recently disclosed that her husband, Paul Pelosi, bought Salesforce.com stock options in June.

Paul Pelosi, a businessman and investor, paid $150,002 to $350,000 in June for a total of 100 Salesforce (ticker: CRM) call options, according to a regulatory form Speaker Pelosi filed. Specific figures aren’t required for disclosure, only ranges. He bought 20 options on June 14 for $50,001 to $100,000, and bought another 80 options in June 20 for $100,001 to $250,000.

Each option contract Paul Pelosi purchased gives him the right to buy shares of the cloud-computing company for $140 each, and that right expires June 19, 2020. Options contracts are typically for 100 shares each.

Speaker Pelosi’s office and Paul Pelosi didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.

Paul Pelosi already owned $1 million to $5 million of Salesforce stock at the end of 2018, regulatory records show, and the options purchase is his first transaction in any Salesforce securities this year.