Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Chairman, this result is coming to us because we have, in a number of past years, told departments that they needed to come back with actual costs versus that of doing some forecasting. Budgets are built on an actual price as we prepare the budgets. As an example, the letters go out to departments in June to start preparing their budgets. They would build their information on the available cost of the day and they would also come forward and ask for forced growth and that could include areas such as fuel and electrical costs. They would review those within FMB and FMBS and at times we would tell them, because the volatility of the market was so much, we would rather just deal with it after the fact because of the prices jumping. In this case, we have seen the price of
crude oil increase about 31 percent since 2002. That's why we are seeing this come forward in this way. Thank you.