Mr. Chairman, if nothing improves and we made no progress on anything, no increases in revenues but just stayed with what is today, then we probably would be coming close to having a problem some time in later 2002. The accumulated cash deficit of $74 million, which we are projecting for March 2002, will disappear in April. In March, we will have borrowing capacity of $49 million. In April, that increases substantially again, as we are probably in a cash surplus position for a little while.

Mr. Chairman, if we had no improvement on revenues at all and we continued along this way, we would be in trouble sometime in 2002. As I said earlier, every sign is for improvements in our economy. As I mentioned, I think we are optimistic about making progress on the resource revenue sharing and improvements to our formula. Thank you.