Thank you, Mr. Chairman. When the balances are
reported and the quarterly reports are received on the unaudited financial statements for a community and there is a serious deficit problem or a problem in cash flow or whatever, then what does the department do? I have seen a copy of the audit, so I am privy to that information. I see where some communities were in a situation where they were $200,000 or $300,000 in the aggregate account, in a deficit situation. Would they not have picked that up three months prior to that. You have four quarters in a year, would it not have been picked up in the first quarter, the second quarter or the third quarter? Why would that community get to that point? Would the department for example, send in municipal administrators to help the community and say look, maybe you have a problem in your water and sewage area that your truck is on the road too often? Maybe you are not charging enough for callouts? That is what I am trying to get at. What kind of logistic support does the department offer to the communities when there is an indication during your early warning system, your early monitoring system, to help those communities?