Thank you, Madam Chair. So, what the Members are seeing here is the incremental impact of how the shortfall was calculated. So as Members recall, when we did the ‘13-14 amount, an amount of $1.7 million was provided to the department during the last session and we sought number three for ‘13-14 of $1.7 million and the basis of that increase was how the shortfall was calculated. We originally did the shortfall based on a three-year moving average and the methodology was updated to base it on actual consumption of electricity.

So we did provide a provision for the department in ‘14-15 of about $1.5 million for anticipated rate increases and what this difference is, is a change in how we changed the forecasting. So the shortfall is $180,000 in ‘14-15. Thank you.