Thank you, Mr. Chairman. All governments or the majority of them in producing their financial statements adhere to accounting policies that are nationally recognized and accepted. Those policies provide the guidelines under which liabilities are reported and dealt with. In the case of something like pay equity, it would depend on the circumstances in the particular jurisdiction whether they actually booked an amount or not. Where you can reasonably estimate the amount of the liability, then you would be obligated to book an amount to actually charge the amount. Where you are not able to reasonably estimate it, then you would have to disclose it in your notes to your financial statements. In our circumstances because we have not been able to reasonably estimate it, we have not booked an amount but we have, for a number of years, disclosed the potential contingent liability in notes to our financial statements. Our actions have been in accordance with the generally accepted
accounting principles that we have to adhere to when we are preparing our financial statements.