Mr. Chairman, I am afraid we have been a bit at the mercy of the low price for this past year. We did impose a couple of price increases in the past year. Our intent going into those was to try and address our deficit position with respect to the revolving fund.
Unfortunately, the world prices escalated as quickly as our prices did, and we essentially are in much the same position this year as we were forecasting to be in when we put forward last year's budget. It would be our intention to revisit this in the coming months. We are currently doing our winter resupply.
Depending on the outcome of that resupply, it may either give us an opportunity to start to draw down on the debt, or if our costs increase this resupply season, then we may find ourselves in a situation where we may have to increase prices again. The two significant factors that are affecting our bottom line right now are the price we charge and the world price. Most of our other factors are fairly stable at present.