Thank you, Mr. Chair. So the actuals for the last couple years we were $14.696 million and $19.892 million. So they're not out of whack, that different than what we are on average.
One of the concerns with the approach that we have been using is that from an ecosystem perspective, it's important that we let fires burn in some so that we don't end up with a landscape that isn't a patchwork, where there's consistent fire cross because then we get fires that can move large distances, right. So there's a balance here that we need to achieve with making sure that we're adjusting for current conditions but also with making sure that there's an opportunity for us to have a natural fire regime on the landscape. Thank you, Mr. Chair.