Again, Mr. Chairman, we find ourselves under the economic threat of what is going on in the world, especially coming to fuel

prices as we have just heard in the news since just yesterday that the fuel prices have exceeded $100 a barrel in which they are talking of the possibility of what is happening in Lebanon and other places in the world in regards to the Middle East that affects southern Arabia and other countries. It could be in excess of $200 a barrel. Are we prepared for that? Do we have enough fuel products that we purchased and at what time did we purchase and are we vulnerable to the changing prices in regards to our ability to basically fund that, realizing that we don’t have a surplus? What will the costs... I know we have had an arrangement where we are providing fuel products what you call over the top, that we are able to bring in fuel from around B.C. and through Alaska and over the top in which we are looking at savings there. I would like to know from the department in regards to the Petroleum Products Revolving Fund, how vulnerable are we in light of what has happened here in the last couple of weeks.