 the prediction for natural gas revenues for the three years covered by the the fiscal plan was 1.9 billion. In this update that is reduced by 1.1 billion. We are looking at natural gas prices that are well below that are historic and well below where they were predicted to be. It seems there is a trend as prices go up, forecasters tend to lag behind. As prices come down, forecasters tend to lag behind as well. So difficulty in forecasting the fact that they have they have dropped as much as they have is having a significant impact on the the fiscal plan. In terms of revenue I would point this out that in the areas of expenditures and those areas where government has control and over decisions the fiscal plan is right on target. So what does that translate into in terms of the fiscal plan update sheet? You see the yellow line which is budget 2012. You see the the reductions as they relate to natural gas revenues and our desire to address that in terms of taking mitigation measures. What are some of the initial steps that we intend to take? A freeze on hiring, a salary freeze for all public sector excluded management staff including commercial crowns and folks in the such sector. Extreme spending controls on travel and expenditure and discretionary expenditures and lastly you see reference to the the bargaining mandate. We are and I am committed to balancing the budget next year. None of this makes that any easier and how we address that in terms of this year and the out years will very much be a preoccupied preoccupation of mine, the ministry and the government going forward.