 being that the board of directors, then the CEO, the CFO, and the budget committee, you would think of those items, they would be the budget committee because that's, that's what the budget committee has put there for. And notice the emphasis is on the budget committee because the goal here is on the process. So remember, we're trying to put together a process for the budgeting process that will ultimately have to be a kind of approved, of course, by executive and top management. But the process of it, how do we put it together? How do we put the process together? How do we have the communication that will be executed will be through the budget committee typically. So we'll go through this again, final answer. Guidance of the budget process is done by D budget committee. Next question, budgets periodically revised to have new periods added replacing the ones past a normal budget, B master budget, C period budget, D strange budget and E rolling budget. Alright, let's go through this again using the process of elimination. Budgets periodically revised to have new periods added replacing the ones past a normal budget. That doesn't seem totally normal, but I'll keep it for now. B says master budget. That sounds like a familiar term. So I'll keep it for now. C says period budget. You know, that almost seems like it's made up period period budget, maybe, but I'm going to cross it. I don't think D says strange budget. And that might be strange. It might be a little it sounds a little unusual, but I doubt that's the term and he says rolling budget. And if I apply out what's happening that sounds kind of kind of like what it would be sounds kind of rolling ish. So let's go through this again. Budgets periodically revised to have new periods added replacing the ones past either a normal budget B master budget or E rolling budget. Now note that these first two, the normal budget and the master budget are kind of I would think kind of similar there. Those are, you know, the master budget is the normal kind of budgeting process you would think E is the one that's a little bit different that sounds kind of like what's happening here. We we're going to we're going to have budgets periodically revised to have the new periods added replacing the old ones that sounds like a rolling budget. And that's actually what it's going to be. So the normal budget is going to be kind of the static kind of yearly budget that you break down in the quarters possibly then months, the rolling budgets, the one where you're always kind of looking out, you're always looking out in the future always got that time period. The headlights are always basically a year out into the future because we're keep on rolling forward. So final answer, budgets periodically revised to have new periods added replacing the ones past E rolling budget.